Brief: a wise man handing out gifts to children at a Christian work Christmas party.
Written: Scott Wegener
Performance: Signs Publishing Company, 21 Dec, 2015
Andrew: Is the anyone here who
arrived on a camel, registration 1 s p 1 t ?
Wise: That may be me (enters)
Andrew: You are parked in a
loading zone
Wise: Yes, I have things to
download and I have very sore glutens, so wanted to park close.
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Heavenly Christmas: a different perspective
Brief: An innovative drama/sermon on the story of Christmas.
Drama written by: Scott Wegener
Sermon written/compiled by: Fraser Catton
Performance: Lilydale Seventh-day Adventist Church - December 19, 2015
Drama written by: Scott Wegener
Sermon written/compiled by: Fraser Catton
Performance: Lilydale Seventh-day Adventist Church - December 19, 2015
- Drama elements only (10min):
- Raw live service video, including songs, drama and speaker Click Here (28mins)
- The background window projection Video File
- Backing music:
- Lingering at dusk - Lee Johnson
- When the roll is called up yonder - Eden Symphonic Orchestra
- Sandfloor Cathedral - Lee Johnson
- Agnus Dei - Michael W. Smith (RTB version)
- Baby cry
Cast/Costumes:
- God: white robe with additional white shimmery transparent outer garment
- Jesus: white robe with a toga/sash of Gods same material.
- Angel: white rope, gold rope belt.
- Satan: white robe with black rope belt. An older more 'weathered ' actor to the rest.
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Speaker/preacher:
If you were to tell someone the Christmas story of Jesus, how would you start? You could begin with a young lady named Mary or perhaps you could start it off with a few verses from the Old Testament predicting Jesus’ birth. Today we’re going back even further than that.
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All items on this site are written by Scott Wegener, a multi award-winning Australian creative writer, specialising in fun Christian dramas and articles. He believes in looking on the lighter side of life while still valuing the eternal seriousness of life's decisions. This site is essentially a place Scott stores his works, sometimes without much copy-editing (do forgive any spelling/grammar creativity you spot on this site that comes free of charge due to his slight dyslexia).