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Our Mission: The Mission of St. Francis Music Center is to provide high quality arts
education to the rural population of central Minnesota. We are dedicated to the performing and creative arts and committed to high quality instruction, innovative programming and the sponsorship of music events. |
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Wednesday, August 6 -- 7pm
Kingdom Tales asks the question, “What is the Kingdom like?” A group of teenagers come together to ponder that question using songs and humor, by updating the stories of the parables. “Excuses” tells all the stories of why people don’t go to church until a young homeless man steps forward and tells the joy he found in church. Three students ponder what the real meaning of confirmation is, is framing your certificate and hanging it up enough? And do the stories of the Good Samaritan or the Prodigal Son have meaning in our lives today? The play is in upheaval when the church ladies appear for their potluck and to sing the praises of “Yello Jello!” This musical was written by Reverend Todd Mattsen of First Lutheran Church in Morris. He has written a series of fun and thoughtful musicals for young people. The Little Falls performance features an ecumenical cast including: Adam Dolney, Madeline Jarvis, Katie Kosovich, Kevin Grams, Rachel White, Emily Spofford, Wyatt Ploof, Peter Grams, Adam Grams, Bethany Marlette, Alissa Strack, Megan Peterson, Abra Fisk, Chris Grams, Dee Shaffer, Laurie Koll, Judith Hecht, Martha Kosovich, Rhonda Schmidt and Greg Spofford. Vicki Spofford is the pianist. For an evening that will make you laugh, cry, think, and pray, make sure to see Kingdom Tales. The production is free and open to everyone. Kingdom Tales is sponsored by the Franciscan Sisters of Little Falls. For more information, contact St. Francis Music Center at (320)632-0637. |
New Harp Teacher at St. Francis Music Center
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