(Lillenas Publications). Worship drama has become a viable tool for training and outreach. The Worship Drama Library Series has become a premier collection of sketches to use as sermon starters or anytime a thought-provoking dramatic presentation is needed. Variety is the key to this Cohagan collection. Themes are varied and scripts require no staging. Topics covered include: worship participation, materialism, moral outrage, gift of love, marriage, missions, prayer, gentle spirit, nursery attendants, church and secular world, Christian friendship, death.

Written from the viewpoint of a local church teen minister who believes that drama should be used as a participation tool in youth groups and Sunday School classes as well as a performance medium that can communicate Christ. Tim Miller believes that audiences of all ages will respond to teen players. The running theme throughout the book is ministry. Chapters include acting games, evangelism possibilities, staging helps, script selection, and organizational helps that are unique to a teen ministry. 'Teens in Drama Ministry should be required reading for all who work with youth.'--P.M.M.

(Lillenas Publications). Worship drama has become a viable tool for training and outreach. The Worship Drama Library Series is a premier collection of sketches to use as sermon starters or anytime a thought-provoking dramatic presentation is needed. While such scripts are often written without closure (allowing for a follow-up sermon), open-ended and resolved scripts are both provided, giving them greater versatility. Topics covered in this volume include: business, God's existence, materialism, friendship, interceding, healing, discouragement, prayer, abuse, self-righteousness, self-deception, and loneliness.

(Lillenas Publications). Worship drama has become a viable tool for training and outreach. The Worship Drama Library Series is a premier collection of sketches to use as sermon starters or anytime a thought-provoking dramatic presentation is needed. While such scripts are often written without closure (allowing for a follow-up sermon), open-ended and resolved scripts are both provided, giving them greater versatility. Topics covered in this volume include: physical healing, emotional healing, alcoholism, emotional abandonment, child abuse, generation gap, understanding your spouse, tabloid talk, betrayal, and loneliness.

Confused by today's music business? Did you ever wish that that some super-knowledgeable music attorney would sit you down and explain the whole thing to you? Well, that's what this book is all about. Get It in Writing is actually three books in one: 1) An overview of the entire music business and the players involved; 2) Interviews with top industry professionals; and 3) A huge collection of sample agreements with extensive commentary from the author. This indispensible book covers: recording contracts, demo deals, copyrights and trademarks, music publishing, performance rights, motion pictures and TV, artist management, producers, band partnerships, and plenty more. All of this info coupled with expert insider advice makes this book every musician's best tool for success in the music business.

Andile Gaelesiwe is the adored Khumbul' ekhaya host. She was raped by her father at the age of 11. The second rape was by a taxi driver who beat her up. Andile entered the music scene with the big hit of the late 90s, Abuti Yo. She started Open Disclosure for rape survivors. This fierce, at times funny memoir, an insight into Andile’s consciousness that keeps reviving her will reverberate in young and adult readers.