David Barker

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The view from above

The view from above

by David Barker

A dialogue for 2 characters, who look down on the scene in Jerusalem on Good Friday and comment on the events unfolding before them. The view from above Two characters are sitting high up, maybe on a trestle or on step-ladders, looking down, swinging their legs …. 1 This is great…

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The Nailing Detail

The Nailing Detail

by David Barker

A two-person drama for Good Friday or a Passiontide service.

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The Mousetrap and getting the attitude wrong

The Mousetrap and getting the attitude wrong

by David Barker

This secondary assembly challenges students to think about the impact that they make on others, and to consider the need for respect in all our dealings with one another

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1 credit
Post-It Notes and seeing things differently

Post-It Notes and seeing things differently

by David Barker

This secondary assembly challenges students to take a fresh look at people and situations which they have written off as useless. It can be used at the start of a term, or as a New Year assembly.

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Florence Foster Jenkins and building one another up

Florence Foster Jenkins and building one another up

by David Barker

The way we treat people who make fools of themselves often says more about us than it does about them. We should aim to build up and affirm rather than to laugh at and break down.

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The perfect person

The perfect person

by David Barker

A secondary assembly exploring the media image of the perfect person, and challenging the idea that image is all that counts.

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1 credit
Secondary assembly: O tell me the truth about love

Secondary assembly: O tell me the truth about love

by David Barker

A secondary assembly using an actor and a voiceover. Explores the sacrificial nature of love. Can also be used within the Church setting.


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