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Scene List

 

Scene 1 – John’s Introduction

Scene 2 – Still Picture & Wedding

Scene 3 – John’s Narration

Scene 4 – Boat & Crazy Man – Jesus, Disciples, and Chris

Scene 4 – Curtains remain open – Crowd enters – Blind Man Encounter – Woman with Issue of Blood sings Chorus.

Scene 5 – Healings – Jesus, Crowd, Those being healed

Scene 6- KP Testimony

Scene 7- Woman at the Well – Jesus & Woman(Holly Humphrey)

Scene 8- Nicodemus – Jesus & Pharisee(Ancel Presnell)

Scene 9 – Exchange of Money – Judas(Jim Liess), Pharisee(Randy Dodson), & Soldier(Stephen Clouse)

Scene 10 – The Lord’s Supper – Jesus, Disciples, and Satan 

Scene 11 – John’s Narration 

Scene 12 – Garden – Jesus, Soldiers, Disciples, Satan, and Pharisees

Scene 13 – John’s Narration

Scene 14 – Whipping Post – Jesus, Marys(Becky & Karri), and Soldiers

Scene 15 – Young Mary & Adult Mary Encounter(Jaylin & Becky)

Scene 16 – Pilate – Pilate & wife , Crowd, Soldiers, Pharisees, and Satan

Scene 17 – The Cross(Sang by Kyleigh Shockley)

Scene 18 – Cross – Jesus, Soldiers, Marys(Becky & Karri) & John(Anakin Borghi), Thieves(Josh Arwood & Laken Barnett), and Satan(Chris Whitaker)

Scene 19 – Pilate & Joseph(Chad Houser & Mark Summers)

Scene 20 – Tomb – Jesus, Angels, Marys, John(Anakin), and Peter(Gary Presnell)

In Loving Memory of Our Honorary Director, Titus Ray Presnell

This Easter drama carries a very special place in our hearts because it carried a very special place in Titus’ heart.

Ty loved this drama deeply. Pastor Ancel and Kim would often find him at home reenacting the whipping post scene with such passion and sincerity. He didn’t just watch the story of Jesus — he felt it. He understood it. He believed it. And with his own two hands, he could build crosses all by himself, as if he knew how powerful that symbol truly was.

Titus may have been young, but his love for the message of the cross was big. His excitement, his imagination, and his heart for Jesus left a mark on this ministry and on everyone who knew him.

We love you, Titus. We miss you more than words can say. We know you would be so proud of this drama and the lives being changed because of it. What a joy to know that many are saved.

This performance is lovingly dedicated in honor of our honorary director, Titus Ray Presnell — a boy who never stopped building crosses and never stopped loving Jesus.