Peter
Peter’s story is one that allows us a first-hand view of what it means to be both human and a servant of Jesus.
The Peter presentation is available in two formats:
- A singular presentation which follows Peter from the Triumphal Entry to the Resurrection–Approximately 30 minutes.
- A three-part presentation (originally done on Palm Sunday, Good Friday and Easter Sunday).
- The Promise of Easter–Immediately following the Triumphal Entry–Approximately 5 minutes.
- The Passion of Easter–Peter looks back on the Passion Week from immediately following Jesus’ Arrest. Includes congregational communion–Approximately 15-20 minutes.
- The Power of Easter–Peter wakes up early on Sunday morning. Peter, John and Matthew reflect back on their life with Jesus–Approximately 10 minutes.
Needs for this performance:
Sound: A lavalier or head-worn wireless microphone. A sound technician available at least 1 hour before the service to go over sound cues played from either my mp3 player or a CD.
Lighting: Depends on whether single part of three-part is selected. I will communicate desires after scheduling the performance. A lighting technician available at least 1 hour before the service to go over basic lighting cues.
Stage and furniture: If three-part is selected, a small table (about 18″ by 36″) for the communion elements for the second part. Three cubes or other seats for third part.
If singular performance, only a small table is needed (about 18″ by 36″) for communion elements for Allen.
For three part, the first part begins at the back of a central aisle. The other two begin and all three end on stage.
For singular performance, both beginning and ending is in a central aisle.
