Two scenes derived from the gospels are not so removed from our own day. Scene One, "Campaign Supper," is a company dinner full of optimism for finally taking power. But not everyone present is so sure and dinner conversations seem a little on edge about what is next. Scene Two, "Finding Peter," happens awhile after the dinner when the world seems to have been flipped onto its head. What happened to the company so optimistic, and now what kind of a life do they have forced underground? How can the most confident one at the dinner now be hiding alone in some obscure garage waiting in the dark? Find the scripts for these two one-acts in Mark R. Turner's book Worth Telling Again on horizongate.org/books, or lulu.com.
