| Want to learn how to clown around? May 5
Seminary workshop can teach you
Ministering to
others is often more powerfully possible with the assistance of clowning and puppetry,
according to seminarians Rebecca Knox, left, and Owen Griffiths, students at the Lutheran
Theological Seminary at Philadelphia. Want to learn how to use these special techniques?
Then a free, hands-on workshop at the Seminary may be ideal for you. It will be conducted
from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday, May 5, in the Seminary's Hagan Amphitheater. The
students will teach a wide variety of skills, including how to make use of skits, and
they'll teach the use of these techniques in such settings as hospitals, care of older
persons, Christian education, and in worship. Issues regarding budgets and resources will
be addressed, too. "Sometimes the way you deliver the message can make all the
difference in getting something across," Knox says. She is from Collegeville.
Griffiths, who has a theatrical background, is from Long Beach, CA. The Seminary is
located at 7301 Germantown Avenue in Philadelphia's East Mt. Airy section.
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