Is there a place for humor in worship? If so, how does it contribute to our understanding of God and to our personal well-being? Can an unusual medium, like puppetry, carry truths that bring us closer to a healthy community of believers? At a progressive UCC congregation in California, worshippers are blessed each Sunday by a creative pastor who uses his hand puppet, Clarence the Camel, as a partner in ministry to a congregation that wants to be open, affirming, and welcoming.
Ingrid Rogers examines how puppetry can open new doors to faith through humor-filled dialogue. She describes puppetry as a craft and an effective educational tool. Alternating with her analytical commentary, the book includes a selection of over 100 creative scripts written by David Howell, Senior Pastor of the First Congregational Church of Palo Alto.
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