Declare His Name - A Selection of Missionary Hero Sketches - Dramatic Readings, and Dramas for Adults and Children

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Compilation of missionary hero sketches, dramatic readings, and dramas designed for adults and children, with performance guidance for reader’s theater or memorized staging. Each skit is structured for three participants, using numbered parts to designate the actors, plus italicized notes to support interpretation on stage. Following every sketch, a recommended reading section provides background for deeper study of each missionary’s life. Includes an organized table of contents covering hero sketches and multiple dramatic works for different age groups.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryStory & Novel

FormatPDF

Pages108

Reading Time2 h 46 min

AccessFree to download

Declare His Name

Table of Contents

Sketches of Missionary Heroes by Dr. Jerry Franz

Dramatic Readings

Dramas

Children's Dramas

Declare His NaMeHONEYBROOr MDUNITYLBRARYASELECTION OF MISSIONARYHERO SKETCHES,DRAMATIC31379024~71sREADINGS,AND DRAMASFORADULTS ANDCHILDRENIAN6 This book was contributed to your library by theauthor:Iris Gray Dowling(p.67-96) When there is no longer a desire to keep this bookin the library,please pass it on to some person orchurch that will make good use of it,or return it. Honey Brook Community Library687 Compass Rd.P.O.Box 1082Honey Brook,PA 19344610-273-3303 266 ↓ Declare His Name # Declare His Name ASELECTION OF MISSIONARyHERO SKETCHES,DRAMATICREADINGS,AND DRAMASFOR ADULTS AND CHILDREN COMPILED ByJEANNIE LOCKERBIE STEPHENSON 31379024477193 Association of Baptists for World Evangelism PO.Box 8585 Harrisburg,PA 17105-8585 (717)774-7000 abwe@abwe.org ABWE Canada160 Adelaide St.South,Suite 205London,Ontario N5Z 3L1(519)690-1009office@abwecanada.org PUBLISHING® # DECLARE HIS NAME Copyright ◎2001 by ABWE PublishingHarrisburg,Pennsylvania 17105 # Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data(Application Pending) Compiled by Jeannie Lockerbie StephensonLockerbie,Jeannie,1938- Declare His NameMissions,Non-fictionISBN 1-888796-26-X All rights reserved.No portion of this bookmay be reproduced in any form without thewritten permission of the publisher. Printed in the United States of America TABLE OF CONTENTS Sketches of Missionary Heroes by Dr.Jerry Franz ………………… Bartholomew Ziegenbalg ………………………………… The Moravian Missionary Movement……… David Brainerd…………………………………………… John Williams and John Paton …… ………………………11 Lottie Moon…………………… William Carey ………………… …………………………13 Dramatic Readings ……………… ……………………………17 Attempt Great Things by Shawn D.Haynie…………………………………19 Conversations with the Father by Becky Staab……………………………27 All's Well at the Well by Julie Sanders………………………………………………33 ………………………………43 Dramas ………………………… Amazon Life at the Port o Two Brothers by Betty Neumayer with Paul Schlener. …………………………………………45 The Status Quo by Jack Shiflett………………………………………………………59 ……………………67 Children's Dramas by Iris Gray Dowling ……………69 The Turning Point .. 77 Invisible Rewards …………… ..85 Whom Shall I Send?…… ……91 Our Hope Is in the Lord ..! https://archive.org/details/isbn 9781888796261 S KETCHESOF MISSIONARYHEROES by Dr.Jerry Franz These missionary skits each require three persons.The skits maybe performed as a reader's theater,that is,each person readinghis part with good interpretation. or Presenters may memorize their parts and move around thestage according to the scene portrayed. Some italicized notes in the parts are more directly applicableif acted on stage,but may also be helpful as interpretation for areader's theater.The parts designated by the numbers 1,2,or 3,denote the three actors. Background information for an in-depth study of themissionary's life is given in the recommended readingsection following each skit. Dr.Jerry Franz is the librarian and associate professorof history at Practical Bible College in Binghamton,NY. 1

FAQs

How many people are needed to perform each missionary skit in the collection?

Each skit requires three persons, with numbered parts indicating the three actors (1, 2, or 3).

What performance formats are suggested for the sketches?

The sketches may be performed as a reader’s theater with each person reading their part, or with presenters memorizing parts and moving around according to the scene.

What additional material is provided after each sketch?

A recommended reading section follows each skit, offering background information for an in-depth study of the missionary’s life.

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