God's Great Trumpet Call
15 Monologues Of New Testament People
Robert F. Scott

In easy-to-understand language these monologues present fascinating details about Greek and Roman society. But more importantly they show how Jesus Christ changed the lives of those whom he encountered.

As you present these monologues with their graphic descriptions, your congregation will learn about the travels of Silas, Paul, and Barnabas. The missionary work they performed includes details not frequently mentioned elsewhere.

This series of 15 monologues includes ...
Mary Magdalene: Liberated Woman
Joseph Of Arimathea: Closet Christian
Mary Of Bethany: My Radical Sister
Philip: The Non-Organization Man

This series provides a helpful resource for post-Easter preaching or a summer series. Members of the congregation might even be assigned monologues to encourage congregational involvement or to fill in during pastoral vacations.

This volume will also be useful for any Christian who wants to think through the challenge of Christ in his/her own life.

Robert F. Scott has had a varied career as an engineer, chaplain, and pastor of suburban, inner-city and rural mission churches. He has taught writing, history and chemical engineering. A graduate of the University of Pennsylvania and Princeton Theological Seminary, he is a minister of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). He lives in Wilmington, Delaware, with his wife Bettie, two sons, three cats, and approximately 60,000 honeybees.