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Jay O'Callahan, Storyteller
QIdeas, A Gathering of Presenters
Be exposed to over twenty presenters on a myriad of topics revolving around 1)Culture, 2)Future, 3)Church, and 4)Gospel, meant to engage and deepen your awareness of these key ideas. Learn from innovators, social entrepreneurs, entertainers, artists, church shapers, futurists, scientists, educators, historians, environmentalists and everyday people doing extraordinary things.
The Gospel of John, A Production
45 productions over 20 seasons. In addition, he has performed over the years at every professional theater in Atlanta including Actor¹s Express, Horizon Theater, Theater Emory, Theatre in the Square, Theatrical Outfit and Georgia Ensemble Theatre. At his home church in Atlanta (Chamblee First United Methodist) where he premiered The Gospel of John in July 2000, Brad celebrated his 500th performance on Good Friday evening, March 21st, 2008.
Tom Key, A Performance
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Tom Key has been, since 1995, Executive Artistic Director of the acclaimed Theatrical Outfit at The Balzer Theater at Herren¹s in downtown Atlanta, a professional company giving dramatic voice to the themes of spirituality, race and community in the American South. As a solo performer, Tom Key has been in demand across North America for three decades, including appearances at The Lambs Theater off-Broadway, The John F. Kennedy Center of Washington D.C., The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, The Dallas Theater Center, The Westwood Playhouse of Los Angeles, The Alliance Theater, Harvard and Yale Universities as well as Oxford University of England. He is well known as the actor and creator of the off-Broadway musical hit Cotton Patch Gospel, "Turns a whimsical Bible Story into an exuberant country western hoedown." (Mel Gussow The New York Times). He has been featured in the award winning television series In the Heat of the Night and I'll Fly Away, as well as the Mirimax Family Films Gordy, and The Adventures of Ociee Nash.
For his performances, direction, or script adaptations based on works including Leonard Bernstein, Harry Chapin, Truman Capote, Saint John, Clarence Jordan, CS Lewis, Flannery O'Connor, Walker Percy, Hank Williams and Tennessee Williams, he has won critical praise from The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, The Chicago Tribune, The Seattle Times, The Dallas Morning News, The Boston Herald, and The Atlanta Journal Constitution. Most recently he directed the critically acclaimed world premiere at Theatrical Outfit of Thomas Ward¹s Keeping Watch. Key's dynamic as a performing artist has been described in the Atlanta publication, Creative Loafing, as: "An actor with such energy that even standing still, he seems to quiver like a divining rod."
Ministry Team Building
Would you like to revitalize your staff to function most effectively as a team? Would you like a blueprint for understanding your co-workers so that you can work in an environment that is free of negative conflict? Would you like to have a comprehensive profile of the strengths and challenges in your ministry team? Beth Burns is a professional life coach with ten years experience facilitating the DISC profile to individuals and to teams. If you know that your team could use objective assessing, followed by COACHING in order to function as a powerful ministry team, please call Beth Burns at 404-550-9088 to learn more. Email: Burns.Beth@gmail.com