This footage from a massive ‘holy laughter’ revival is terrifying and bizarre (For a related video, click here http://christiannightmares.tumblr.com/post/37622894483/laughing-for-jesus-holy-ghost-drunken-glory-with)
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This footage from a massive ‘holy laughter’ revival is terrifying and bizarre (For a related video, click here http://christiannightmares.tumblr.com/post/37622894483/laughing-for-jesus-holy-ghost-drunken-glory-with)
I will say it again: The worse thing about being a Christian is the other Christians.
Although, I really wish it said, "I know I found her." (Although the original was more than likely not the trans colors.)
What's up with all the Gold Dust, Shaking, Laughing and other stuff?
What’s up with all the Gold Dust, Shaking, Laughing and other stuff?
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There are sad practices going on these days in the church, such as, being slain in the spirit, holy laughter, roaring, barking, shaking, and being drunk in the spirit. I pray these will be replaced with true signs of revival: deep awareness of sin, repentance, and forgiveness through faith in our Lord Jesus Christ. Mark Havil talks about hypnosis in Christianity. http://youtu.be/hr8SHQejUyM…
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Kimberlee Monroe and Benjamin Zoey. Photo by Enrico Spada.
The company of Holy Laughter. Photo by Enrico Spada.
A carousel of characters infuses “Holy Laughter” with a deeply humorous core. Photo by Enrico Spada.
The flock without the leader. Photo by Enrico Spada.
Kimberlee Monroe and Amie Lytle. Enrico Spada photo.
Amie Lytle and Ron Komora. Enrico Spada photo.
Benjamin Zoey and Amie Lytle. Enrico Spada photo.
Amie Lytle. Enrico Spada photo.
Catherine Trieshmann’s Holy Laughter opens on the St. Germain Stage in Pittsfield by Larry Murray
It’s funny, it’s topical and it’s takes reverence for all things holy to a new level.
That’s Holy Laughter, a poignant comedy that follows Abigail (Amie Lytle), an Episcopal priest who finds that the reality of leading a church is radically and hilariously different than what she learned in seminary. Hymns, liturgical dance and a wicked tongue lift this antic portrait of a small, struggling congregation to comic heights. Abigail might qualify as neurotic and her early ministerial efforts are market by some odd choices of words. She has her mentors in the Bishop Victor (Ron Komora), yet she always second guesses her own efforts. Ron Komora also plays her nemesis, Lloyd of the Vestry. Much of the cast plays double roles. The bumbling Abigail sometimes is conflicted as she tries to support the emotional and financial needs of parishioners Martine (Kimberlee Monroe), Noah (Benjamin Zoey) and Esther (Dana Harrison) while sufferning the slings and arrows of Myra (Dana Harrison), Vivienne (Kimberlee Monroe) and Sam (Benjamin Zoey).
Performances for WAM Theatre’s mainstage production of Holy Laughter by Catherine Trieshmann continue through November 22, 2015 at the Lee Blatt Performing Arts Center at 36 Linden Street in Pittsfield. Performances are Fridays at 7:30 pm, Saturdays at 2 & 7:30 pm, and Sundays at 2 pm. The production is recommended for ages 13 and up.
“This is always the most exciting time of year for WAM Theatre, “ says Artistic Director Kristen van Ginhoven, “All our efforts to use theatre to benefit women and girls come to fruition through producing our mainstage production. We can’t wait to share this touching new comedy with our audiences and, at the same time, use this production as our philanthropy by helping keep five girls in school in 2016 plus helping 125 families rebuild following the catastrophic earthquake earlier this year in Nepal. WAM’s double philanthropic model means that by attending this show, our audiences are supporting both the arts and women and girls, a double WAMmy!”
Directed by Megan Sandberg-Zakian, who directed the 2014 Fresh Takes Reading of Seven Homeless Mammoths Wander New England by Madeleine George, the cast features Dana Harrison (Shakespeare & Company’s Private Lives), Ron Komora (The Poet in An Iliad at Capital Rep), Amie Lytle (Around the World in 80 Days, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof at Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theater), Kimberlee Monroe (Maid’s Door at the Billy Holiday Theatre, NYC), and Benjamin Zoëy.
Tickets are $18-$40 and are being sold through the Barrington Stage Company (BSC) box office. They can be purchased in three easy ways: by calling the BSC box office at 413-236-8888, going in person during box office hours to 30 Union Street in Pittsfield, or buying online through the BSC ticketing page. https://tickets.barringtonstageco.org/
WAM’s “Holy Laughter” boasts an imaginative cast of characters Catherine Trieshmann's Holy Laughter opens on the St. Germain Stage in Pittsfield by Larry Murray It's funny, it's topical and it's takes reverence for all things holy to a new level.
An angry Christian man blasts the hilarious ‘holy laughter’ movement (For a related video, click here http://christiannightmares.tumblr.com/post/354725810/a-congregation-of-christians-drunk-on-the-holy)
Don't Jump The Gun On Holy Laughter!
Don’t Jump The Gun On Holy Laughter!
Why do we criticize holy laughter?
I found out that not only can I not limit God to my religious box when it comes to holy laughter.
I was impressed at how God used both holy weeping, and holy laughter.
I did a meeting in Nyahururu, Kenya, close to majestic Mt. Kenya, in 2010.
Only women were in attendance.
Most of them had come from broken marriages or were currently involved with husbands who…
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WAM Theatre's "Holy Laughter" to benefit Hands in Outreach and Sisters for Peace girls projects in Nepal
WAM Theatre’s “Holy Laughter” to benefit Hands in Outreach and Sisters for Peace girls projects in Nepal
WAM’s inspiration, Nicholas Kristof, with starstruck Kristen van Ginhoven (WAM’s founder) , Ashley Berridge (WAM’s Board President), and Jessica Provenz (Benefit Producer). Lenox, MA – On the picture perfect Berkshire evening of Wednesday, July 15, jugglers and bluegrass welcomed the supporters of WAM Theatre as they packed the bucolic grounds of Hilltop Orchards in Richmond to celebrate and…
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