By now many of you have already heard the reports from those in our assembly who attended the performance of Flame of Fire last Friday night. Morning Star Baptist Church was well represented (34 people) at the play and those who attended enjoyed the dramatic rendering of the story of Nate Saint, Jim Elliott, Ed McCully, Roger Youderian, and Peter Fleming and their burden to take the gospel to the Auca Indians in Ecuador. Joy McCarnan saw the play before she made her way to Bordeaux and wrote this review. The show's limited run in Itasca has now ended, so those of you who missed it will have to be content with this vicarious experience. Based on the response, however, we may very well take in some of the future productions from Overshadowed Productions.
Monday, October 02, 2006
Flame of Fire recap
By now many of you have already heard the reports from those in our assembly who attended the performance of Flame of Fire last Friday night. Morning Star Baptist Church was well represented (34 people) at the play and those who attended enjoyed the dramatic rendering of the story of Nate Saint, Jim Elliott, Ed McCully, Roger Youderian, and Peter Fleming and their burden to take the gospel to the Auca Indians in Ecuador. Joy McCarnan saw the play before she made her way to Bordeaux and wrote this review. The show's limited run in Itasca has now ended, so those of you who missed it will have to be content with this vicarious experience. Based on the response, however, we may very well take in some of the future productions from Overshadowed Productions.
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