Carleton Rode Baptist Church in South Norfolk is hosting a free musical production titled ‘The Jesus Way’, which tells the story of Jesus and his impact on those he encountered. The show will be performed in three different venues in South Norfolk during October and will feature a choir of 24 people from the church and local community, along with six musicians. The musical includes 16 songs connected by narration, poems, and short sketches.
The performances will take place on October 18 at Bunwell Village Hall, October 19 at Tibenham Community Hall, and October 20 at Carleton Rode Baptist Church. Admission is free and no reservations are required, but attendees will have the opportunity to donate to Norwich Foodbank and Integrate Youth for Christ. Organiser Beryl Dawson sees this production as an outreach opportunity that has been both challenging and inspiring for both participants and audiences in past events. She invites everyone to attend one of the performances and experience the story of Jesus.
Those interested in learning more about ‘The Jesus Way’ can contact Beryl Dawson at 01953 498280 or [email protected]. The musical aims to explore Jesus’ impact on individuals and the world, and how his teachings continue to influence society today. Through music, narration, and sketches, the production will bring the story of Jesus to life and provide audiences with a meaningful and moving experience.
This musical production by Carleton Rode Baptist Church is a unique opportunity for the community to come together and reflect on the life and teachings of Jesus. With a talented choir and musicians, the show promises to be a powerful and emotional journey that delves into the continuing influence of Jesus on individuals and society. Attendees are encouraged to support local charities through donations and engage with the story of Jesus in a new and impactful way.
