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Cynthia Baker

  • 9 Changed Lives

    $12.95

    I found Nine Changed Lives to be an intriguing series of Easter season monologues. Each met me on a personal level and pointed me to Christ. Their unique format enables a great deal of flexibility for their presentation.
    Rev. Dennis H. Greenwald
    Upper Midwest Area Representative for the Conservative Congregational Christian Conference

    Nine brief monologues for Lent are spoken by:
    * Simon of Cyrene (for Ash Wednesday)
    * Tamar of Jerusalem
    * Zimri the Pharisee
    * King Herod
    * Pilate and Claudia
    * Thomas
    * The Centurion
    * Mary Magdalene (for Easter sunrise)

    This book also includes a youth one-act for Palm Sunday and a Maundy Thursday meditation. Directions to make a cross and whip for use in two monologues are part of the book.

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  • Good Tidings Of Great Joy

    $7.95

    CASPAR: I had a strange dream last night, and I woke convinced that we should go in a different way.

    MELCHIOR: Odd that you should say that — I had a dream, too! I am convinced that Herod has no desire to worship the child — he sees him as a threat to his throne. (From “The Wise Men” drama)

    Here is a collection of short Advent dramas. The series can be presented with few rehearsals and limited props and costumes. Each drama easily fits within a worship setting. For a longer service, the dramas could be combined and offered as scenes for one complete service.

    This series includes:
    Mary and Elizabeth — Advent 1
    The villagers of Nazareth — Advent 2
    Ziph the Shepherd and his Wife Jerah — Advent 3
    Gabriel — Advent 4
    The Innkeeper’s Wife — Christmas Eve
    The Wise Men — Epiphany

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  • They Followed The Master

    $12.95

    They Followed The MasterM gives power and vividness to the Lenten experience for participants and spectators.

    Characters are carefully based on the scriptural evidence, supplemented by imaginative re-creation of what they might have said.

    The plays may be performed by any size congregation. Even so, the author kept in mind small churches during her writing, saying she has great sympathy for small churches — those with limited budgets and big ideas.

    Plays include settings for:
    Sundays of Lent
    Palm Sunday
    Maundy Thursday
    Good Friday
    Easter

    Depending upon the drama, characters include Mary, John, Andrew, Martha, Lazarus, Judas, Judas’ mother, Matthew, Cornelius, and a host of other familiar and not-so-familiar biblical personalities.

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