Last weekend I was struck by how attached we all have become to Peter. It will be sad to see him go on November 4th. We are thankful for every person who has come to Ragtown Gospel Theater during “Peter the Rock.” I cannot begin to tell you how many ways we have been blessed by people who felt that their experience here was genuinely meaningful. How many times does a play truly make an impact on someone’s life?
Admittedly, these beginning months have been hard to endure financially. The audiences have been difficult to generate without a lot of money to invest in advertising. Our word of mouth partners in all the churches have been unstoppable, and without them, we would not have made it this far. Every audience, regardless of size, has been amazingly receptive and encouraging to us.
I had a call yesterday from Gail in Amarillo, who attended last Saturday. She was asking for our mailing address, so she could send a contribution. She wanted posters and brochures so she could help spread the word up there. Again, how many times does a play, or any kind of entertainment generate that kind of response in a person’s heart?
The presentations at Ragtown Gospel Theater are more than mere entertainment. I cannot wait for everyone to see “Lazarus.” We are beginning the production planning and rehearsals now, and it will debut in mid-November. I know, without a doubt, that the Lord gave me this powerful script.
If there is anyone you know who has yet to see “Peter the Rock,” please encourage them to make every effort to see it during these last few performances.
And…be making your plans to come to the premier season of “Lazarus.”
Bless Y’all,
Chip
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