Julisa Rowe as Mary Slessor
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Missions
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God Plus One
"The legend of Mary
Slessor" "The White Queen of
Okoyong" "Mother of all the
Peoples" "British Vice-Consul" "Holder
of the Order
of St. John of
Jerusalem" These impressive
titles were all conferred on a small, red-haired Scotswoman, Mary
Slessor, as a
result of her pioneering missionary work in Nigera.
From insignificant beginnings in the slums of
Dundee, Scotland,
Mary gained legendary status through her work as a forefront pioneering
missionary. This is
the story of
how one woman and her God took on the unreached tribes of Calabar. God
plus
One is always
a
majority God plus One is about unreached tribes As a single
woman missionary, Mary opened up dozens of previously-unreached
villages to
evangelism and education. This
one-woman reenactment uses lights, masks, and sound to bring to life
the fiery
Mary Slessor and the battle between whole tribes and one woman and her
God.
There are still
many unreached people groups. This
drama presents the need for more people toa nswer the call to go and
preach the
gospel. (Length: 50-60 minutes) Lights, Sound, Set,
Costume.
 Available in DVD Contact
Bill and Julisa Rowe at: |
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