About the Show: It has been the focus of a National Episcopal Convention, Diocesan retreats, fundraisers, ecumenical gatherings, churches (even St. Jude's, Cupertino CA), and stage productions. Barbara's late husband Russell, physician-turned-minister, served at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church, in Canton, North Carolina.
"The show is a zinger…compelling, authentic, brave" says Frank Levering, D.D., Harvard. Judith Toy, Buddhist leader, says "intelligent," "spirit fed," "hilarious!" “Outstanding!”The Reverend Tim McRee, St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church, called it. ("C-Word" plays first; "Clergy Wife" starts at 3 minutes in) (Intro: Academics have called it a “post-modern”piece; I have no idea what this means…They say ”it reflects ‘where the church is perched today’.” I hope that means it's relevant.) To The Reverend Timothy McRee, St.
Andrew’s Episcopal Church, Canton NC .......................... ........................ Maybe I can be a Buddha being and a Jesus being at the same time! Maybe I am. ......................... Recently I've brought my work to the Church of the Advocate in Asheville. And to Haywood Street Congregation, where I see this spirit alive: hundreds of
homeless folks and handfuls of housed- all ages, all colors, being nourished by fellowship as well as food. |
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