Clown Ministry

By Penne Sewall, Floyd Shaffer, Sewall Penne

Thirty detailed skits and more than 50 brief clowning activities for use in Christian service and worship. Skits covered in the how-to-manual cover topics such as, pride, unity, forgiveness,... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0936664185
• ISBN13: 9780936664187
• Release Date: January 1984
• Publisher: Group Pub Inc
• Length: 112 Pages
• Weight: 0.50 lbs.
• Dimensions: 9.3" x 0.5" x 6.3"
• Age Range: 5 to 11 years
• Grade Range: Kindergarten to Grade 6

Customer Reviews

REQUIRED READING

This book was a very thought-provoking work. Written for the beginner, but valuable to the seasoned clown as well, this book should be required reading for anyone interested in Clown Ministry or Creative Ministry. How's and why's, character types, costuming, makeup, performance, and even some skits to get you started... I highly recommend this book. Other books I have found to be the most helpful: The Clown Ministry Handbook by Janet Litherland Fool For The Kingdom by Philip D. Noble Mime Ministry by Susie Kelly Toomey Be A Clown by Mark Stolzenberg (MUST HAVE!) and if you just want skits, try Clown Act Omnibus by Wes McVicar

PLEASED WITH TRANSACTION

This small book has a lot of "PUNCH" for it's size! The transaction was smooth and quick. I will use a lot of the information to teach a class of students about the art and craft, as well as ministry from clowning for our King. I have several books by Floyd Shaffer and I really like this one a lot.

Clown Ministry

I was very pleased with the speed in which I received the above mentioned book and its condition.

Very informative!

This book is great if you are thinking of implementing a clown ministry at your church! Not only do they tell you 'how-to' but also 'why'. This book has information on all aspects of a clown ministry and there is a guide in the back for your own clown ministry training weekend. I highly recommend it to ministers and youth groups.

Thorough explanation of "why" and "how to" of this ministry

Unlike traditional clowning, the focus here is to build up the audience at no one's expense. Floyd and Penne whet the reader's appetite for more. This type of clowning lends itself well to a worship setting, and done with adequate training and rehearsal, it becomes a vital way for youth to give back to the church, while involving many more of the congregation's 5 senses in the act of worship. It is very possible to become a "fool for Christ" and an ambassador for the same through the applications found in this book. I particularly appreciated the many skits that were included, and found them to be scripturally sound. This resource was a wonderful starting point for our church, and I heartily recommend it.