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>>>Requires 15
main characters with speaking parts; 9 males, 3 females and 2 children.
The play also requires a few extras. Approximate running time is 90
minutes. Various outdoor props are needed<<<
Our society has
labelled a certain kind of love 'taboo.' One such is for a
Christian to fall in love with a harlot.
'Beloved,
let us love one another. For love is of God and everyone that loveth is born of
God and knoweth God – he that loveth not. Knoweth not God for God is love....'
(1st John 4:7-8)
Jesus met some
fiery accusations because he associated with Mary, who was a
prostitute before she came in contact with Him...but Jesus
knew what it meant to love unconditionally.
The Question....
Now how many of
us would approach a harlot on the streets with an intention
to impart the gospel that we so boldly defend? We have to
admit that the fear of approach exists and we have little
hope that people in this ‘profession’ can be saved, right?
The Story...
Rose made some bad choices in life. One of which was to get
close to a gangster. Yet, among her decisions she also fell
in love with a kind hearted youth named JD who would move on
to become a Christian after the unfortunate death of his
brother. Rose, however, choose a different path.
Fast
Forward.....
Seven years
later, they are reunited…coincidence? Perhaps, but highly
unlikely. It doesn’t take long for them to discover that
their feelings haven’t changed, but a Christian and a
Prostitute…now that can’t possible sit well with JD’s
congregation.
The Choice....
He however chooses to pursue her with the hope
of saving her, as he maintains his faith in the flower
itself that has many thorns but beauty undeniable - The Rose.
JD however has some serious obstacles in his
way, like three men with guns and a bad attitude, a
non-tolerable pastor, church folks who can’t seem to hold
their tongue and friends who lack the courage to love
unconditionally.
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