What Is a Dramatic Reading?

A dramatic reading is recasting of Scripture texts into a dramatic form for presentation in worship. The intent is to enrich and and enhance the reception of Scripture. It can often take the place of The Reading of God's Word, but it can also be effectively integrated into other parts of the liturgy.
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List of Readings

The following is a list of Dramatic Readings available on this site:

• New Creation: All This Comes From God
  based on 2 Corinthians 5.17-6.2
  • three voices
• Near To You
  the Word of God in your mouth and in your heart
  • three voices
• Beloved Sons
  Jesus as the ‘New Isaac’ in Matthew’s Gospel
  • three voices
• Born In Humility, Returning In Glory
  the Christ of the Letter to the Hebrews as reflected from Isaiah
  • three voices
• Mary's Song: The Magnificat
  based on Luke 1.46-55 and its Old Testament sources
  • three voices
• The Fire, The Wind, The Water
  a dramatic reading for Pentecost
  • three voices
• Jesus Enters Jerusalem
  based on the early events in the week of Christ's Passion
  • three voices