Ahab is the king of Israel, but his wife, the evil pagan queen, Jezebel, has lured him into worship of her pagan god, Ba’al. Following their king, virtually all of Israel has turned away from the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. Jezebel has sought out and killed all of God’s prophets, leaving only Elijah. God tells Elijah to challenge the 450 prophets of Ba’al to a contest to demonstrate which is the true God of Israel. Boldly, and humorously, Elijah taunts the prophets and ridicules their antics to compel their false gods to reveal whatever power they supposedly have.

We get a revealing look at perhaps the most intriguing of all the prophets in the Bible, culminating in a jarring display of the awesome power of God. If you loved Saint John and the Televangelist, you’re going to want to see Elijah…Clash of the Prophets.

Mary, the Lord’s earthly mother, having witnessed the brutal execution of Jesus and the subsequent overwhelming joy of His resurrection, has now experienced seeing His ascension into Heaven…but from a mother’s perspective. She has watched as her son was taken from her, yet again. This story presents a portrait of a very human, very loving mother, surrounded by friends and family who have shared the mystery and wonder of her miraculous life. Through their shared experience, both the humanity and the deity of Jesus are tenderly revealed.

It has been eleven years since this play was first staged in 2008. It remains one of our most beautiful and memorable productions, made even more so in this rendition by a new original musical element.

The Son of God reigned in glory, worshiped and adored by the angels of heaven, until the day He lay aside that glory to be born into humanity. The angels witnessed the courageous determination of the Son of God to become a Son of Man, knowing that He was destined to endure unimaginable torment as he took the sins of mankind upon Himself in order to reconcile fallen man to God. These angels, who have observed both the actions of God and man from the beginning, present a stirring and perceptive account of the birth of Jesus in our most ambitious musical production to date.