Luke's chapter 17 story of Jesus healing the ten lepers --but only one returning to give thanks, is a wonderful sign to us of God's unconditional grace, and the grateful response we should give in return. It's also a story about those who are judged and excluded based on the world's assumptions about their worthiness. Supporting Members can view the creative lesson plans. Everyone can view the lesson summaries and Bible Background.
The Rotation.org Writing Team Drama Workshop writers are always looking for new ways of "dramatizing without traumatizing" the teacher and students with stiff staging and lines to remember. In this lesson, the projected video becomes your stage, backdrop, and script. This allows you to concentrate on discussing the lyrics to this powerful song and come up with meaningful movements. Coming up with "motions to song" is a powerful old Sunday School activity that this lesson updates with modern...
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