Introduction To Drama In Worship
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Chapters & Articles in Introduction To Drama In Worship (9)
Worship as the celebration of God's saving acts in Christ is itself dramatic, enacting the relationship between God…
Drama is an extremely powerful means of communication, able to depict a narrative from many points of view and to p…
This article joins others in this chapter in arguing for the intentional and imaginative use of drama in worship. I…
The festival music drama as described here is a type of drama in which the entire congregation plays a role. It inv…
Readers' theater is a form of drama well-suited to the church. It attempts to present a text rather than to represe…
Drama and preaching are both means for communicating biblical truths. Yet they are fundamentally different in their…
The recent development of the seekers' service has created many opportunities for drama in the church. The article …
Preparing drama for worship requires much time and skill. The following article identifies many of the issues that …
Involving children in a drama ministry provides an appropriate way to use their unique gifts in the life of the con…