Church People: Humorous short plays depicting parishioners behaving badly in church (in English)
Synopsis "Church People: Humorous short plays depicting parishioners behaving badly in church (in English)"
This entertaining play captures the troublesome attendees of the Sacred, Sanctified, Anointed, Holy Ghost filled, Fire-baptized Church of the Saints. Let us welcome Pastor Normee Dojudge to the scene along with his praying wife, First Lady SallyMae DoJudge. Pastor DoJudge has to maintain his calm demeanor when dealing with such characters as Mother Mammy Primrose, Sister Trudy Meddlesome, Brother Willis Gossup, Deacon Chester Moneybucks, and his confidential secretary Sis. Shaniqua DoFire. Pastor DoJudge has his hands full trying to contain Mother Primrose, along with the church gossips, deacons, missionaries and other good people of God. Confusion arises when gossip is spread about one of the new converts in the church. This humorous book explores misunderstandings in church and how well- intentioned individuals can add fuel to already heated situations. This comedic play also makes for good conversation surrounding churches of today and how we interact with our new converts. If you are searching for comedic relief and entertainment, you have come to the right book. Church people, church people, church people, you got to love them.This book also includes the bonus play Church People, Part 2. Our beloved Pastor Normee DoJudge is again called upon to bring peace to situations involving his troublesome parishioners. Pastor DoJudge has to use every trick in his arsenal to maintain his sanity when dealing with Mother Mammy Primrose, the self-proclaimed protector of the Sacred, Sanctified, Anointed, Holy Ghost Filled, Fire-baptized church of the Saints. This time, Mother Primrose has a new target and she will not let this culprit loose until Pastor DoJudge intervenes and fixes this situation. Makes for an entertaining time with the deacons, missionaries, the church gossips and the unforgettable, untrained, confidential secretary of the church. Church people, church people, church people, you got to love them.
