Throughout the run of “Peter the Rock” I have spoken to hundreds of people calling in to make their reservations. Rather than hire someone to do that job, we thought it was important to hear from you first-hand.
I wish I knew how many times I have heard people say, “Everything I have heard about this has been wonderful!”
Our “word of mouth” advertising has been amazing. I thank everyone who has helped us get the word out about “Peter the Rock” and the Ragtown Gospel Concerts. The only thing that could have made this premier production a bigger success, is having many more people here to see it.
Even with so many people working to tell their friends and family about their great experience here, An awful lot of folks will simply missed the chance to see this play. That is a shame. I hate that for them, because it seems to have meant so much to those who have come.
When we set out to build Ragtown Gospel Theater, we knew from our own experience that there is so little for Christian families to do together. Sunday School classes and home groups need places where they can enjoy fellowship and know that the entertainment will be wholesome and uplifting. That was, and continues to be our goal. However, we know that what people find at Ragtown Gospel Theater is far more than mere entertainment.
I believe we will meet and surpass the experience people have enjoyed during the production of “Peter the Rock,” when we premier “Lazarus” on November 30th! I am so excited to see this play onstage. We will be telling you more about that later, along with a pretty wonderful “season ticket” offer that has a great surprise bonus!
But for now, we want you to make plans to see one of the three final performances of “Pter the Rock” this weekend. We still have seats available, and we have some very special things happening Friday at 8pm, Saturday at 7pm, and Sunday afternoon at 3pm.
I will be performing during the Friday and Saturday gospel concerts. On Sunday, 4Heavensake is coming to help us say farewell to Peter. We will be unveiling a portrait done of Glenn as “Peter the Rock” as well. It will be the first chance to purchase tickets for “Lazarus,” which will be our winter production. You’ll have to hurry to get here for this one, and I promise, you are not going to want to miss it.
Call somebody right now and say, “Let’s go to Ragtown!”
Bless Y’all!
Chip
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