[NEohioPAL]Chesterland Community Church premieres play by Lissy Gulick

Fri Apr 1 13:32:13 PST 2005

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PRESS RELEASE: Community Church of Chesterland invites you to the premiere of 
WILL THE CIRCLE BE UNBROKEN, a short play written by Lissy Gulick, to be 
performed by members of the congregation as part of the Sunday service on April 
10, 2005, at 10:00 am.

The piece grew out of the author's frustation with all the name-calling and 
divisiveness arising from   the 2004 presidential election. "How people were 
looking at eachother--and not listening-- made me feel powerless and alientated 
and unable to see how we as a nation can reach common ground - or even begin 
to approach eachother," Ms. Gulick said. 

Chesterland Community Church, a forward-thinking congregation, is a part of 
the United Church of Christ--a denomination that believes that "God is Still 
Speaking." The playwright, a member of the congregation, felt that her church 
was an ideal place to explore and exchange ideas through the medium of theater. 

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