The Living Church
Serving the One Body of Christ
By Retta Blaney Christopher G. Smith and his wife, Alana, stood in front of an empty theater on West 41st Street. Everyone else had gone and soon the marquee would be darkened. Amazing Grace, the musical that Christopher created and nurtured all the way to the Great White Way over
Sprouse published “Precious & Honored: A Spiritual Handbook” for Artists, which grew out of discussions with members of his arts group at Marble Collegiate Church in midtown Manhattan.
The healing power of memorizing and reciting an entire Gospel.
Kingfishers Catch Fire is a World War II play depicting the devastating hate of a Nazi massacre, followed by extraordinary grace.
The Parish of Calvary–St. George’s has welcomed a theater company called Sea Dog, which seeks to “tell stories of alienation and reconciliation.”
A play that depicts Lynda Blackmon Lowery’s heroism as a teenager seeks to inspire a new generation.
Hearing the Gospel of Mark becomes more fascinating because Bair is not reading, but reciting from memory.
Playwright Joan Anderson: “When I become a mother I understood what it’s like … to have a young girl who is strange but gifted and a mother who loves her no matter what.”
