Prodigal by Bryan Archer
|
<<<Back to Christmas Plays Page>>> |
||||||
|
'..I think the reason 'The Prodigal' was
so Bryan Archer |
It speaks about the peace of God that surpasses all understanding, the love of God so rich and pure, measureless and strong. It speaks about a wife who will stand by her dying husband and a brother who will give up everything to stand by his family.
The Prodigal goes to the very core of these issues and Bryan has offered us a story that is not new, but it is one that can never grow old.
The Story...
This play follows the life of two sons who have just lost their father to a Heart Attack. It is beautifully written, crafted with memorable characters that lead to some real funny moments, and an unforgettable ending. It effectively highlights the unconditional love of God, Family and Friends and how all these elements can contribute to one's decision to choose salvation.
The Prodigal also emphasizes the fact that no one can be saved simply by being 'good enough.'
True salvation comes by acknowledging that Jesus died for us and totally accepting Jesus into our hearts. Amen!
|
All Major Cards Accepted* |
PayPal Payment |
* 2CheckOut.com Inc. (Ohio, USA) is an authorized retailer for goods and services provided by Cleveland O. McLeish.
Requires 8 main characters with speaking parts; 5 males and 3 females. Approximate running time is 70 minutes. Various household & domestic props are needed.
The cost of this play is only $35.00. If you have any questions, click Contact Me and I will respond to your queries as soon as I can.
Copyright © 2002-2008 The Heart of a Christian Playwright
Copyright 2007 Heart of a Christian Playwright. All Rights Reserved.
DISCLAIMER: The Heart of a Christian Playwright is an online ministry whose primary objective is reaching the lost for Christ through playwrighting. It was established in 2002 by founder and director Cleveland McLeish. Over the years this ministry has blossomed into a catalyst of change as through its efforts many have come to know Jesus Christ as Lord and Saviour of their lives. A legacy of which we are indeed proud.