Two imprisoned young women; one African American and the other white; form a perilous bond. As they serve time they forge a plan for survival. They practice hard. If they dont get it right theyll lose everything: the outside world is even more dangerous to their friendship than the jail itself.Exploring the fierce dreams of youth and the brutal reality of adulthood in 1950s segregated America; Naomi Wallaces And I and Silence premiered at the Finborough Theatre; London; in May 2011.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Brilliant. accessible and artfully written!By UnpretendingThrough her artful approach to this practical book. Ellen F. Davis is able to do exactly what she set out to do. With each stroke of her pen she dismantles the walls between exegesis and homiletics to reveal a diverse palette for preachers for proclamation. Rather than seeming to harp on ldquo;the old days were betterrdquo; mantra. she uses the past to offer a brilliant method for using all the tools available to share the Gospel of Jesus. This work has gone beyond an intriguing concept to transforming my own preconceived ideas and opening up a whole new expanse of options for my future teaching.2 of 3 people found the following review helpful. well worth the readingBy J. E. MynchenbergEllen Davis knows -- and clearly loves -- her Old Testament. As a pastor. I was delighted tby her thoughts and images as she unpacked the material. Id recommend this book and any others she writes on the subject.1 of 2 people found the following review helpful. A great find!By Jack M. Tench read by Joan TenchFresh. poignant insights; down to earth. reality based yet full of the mystery of Gods love! Im reading it slowly and taking notes. Joan Tench
