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    The Easter Story: Drama Scripts for People and Puppets
    The Easter Story: Drama Scripts for People and Puppets
    The Easter Story: Drama Scripts for People and Puppets
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    The Easter Story: Drama Scripts for People and Puppets

    By Owen Shelley

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    The Easter Story is presented as three separate plays which aim to portray the Easter story from a diffierent angle. If the Governor Hears - from the perspective of Pilate at Jesus' trail. Jesus is Alive! - from the perspective of the traders in the temple. Soldiers aren't paid to think - from the perspective of the soldiers guarding the tomb of Jesus.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherOwen Shelley
    Release dateNov 21, 2012
    ISBN9781301830992
    The Easter Story: Drama Scripts for People and Puppets
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    Owen Shelley

    Owen Shelley has been a prominent Children's Missioner for over 50 years and produced a wide range of resources during this time. In 2007 he, and his son Stephen, recognised that these resources were still relevant today if only they could be updated for the modern technological age. Stephen has spent the last few years converting these resources to a digital format so that you can still have access to them.

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