Letters From Bethlehem
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Five monologues, in the form of short letters, take you into the thoughts and reflections of the traditional Advent figures as they share their experiences with those close to them. The vignettes may be memorized or may be presented in a modified reader’s theater format — the reader actually reading the letter aloud as it is being written.
The letters are from:
The angel to a friend
The shepherd to his family
The wise man to his court
Mary to her mother
Jesus to the children
Each letter is followed by a hymn suggestion.
These five dramatic monologues for Advent will enrich your worship services.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780788010279
ISBN10: 0788010271
Wayne Tilden
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: January 1997
Publisher: CSS Publishing
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