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Campbell River Christian School students and staff drama tackles the Welsh revival

The Welsh revival of 1904 was unique in church history and it’s repercussions continue to be felt around the world
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Christian School students will perform a new drama partially written by Brian Down.

Campbell River Christian School students and staff are set to present a new drama, Bend Us Lord: Stories and Songs of the Great Welsh Revival.

The Welsh revival of 1904 was unique in church history and it’s repercussions continue to be felt around the world.

Bend Us Lord uses a combination of readers theatre and music to tell this amazing story.

The drama portions are written and directed by Brian Down who will be joined on stage by a group of high school students.  The script is pieced together from letters, journals and newspaper stories written by those who witnessed the revival.

The music is under the direction of Alana Johnson, one of the music teachers at CRCS.  She will be leading small groups in singing some of the hymns that influenced and grew out of that great movement.

Bend Us Lord: Stories and Songs of the Great Welsh Revival will be presented one night only, Wednesday, June 13, 7 p.m. at the Baptist Church, 260 South Dogwood Street.