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A Funny Thing Happened On the Way to Damascus

A children's musical retelling of Paul's conversion.

A Funny Thing Happened On the Way to Damascus brings the dramatic story of Saul's conversion to the children's stage with humor, heart, and original music. Available for licensing.

Contents

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01
A Funny Thing
02
Laws
03
A Stone's Throw
04
Darkness to Light
05
Prayer Song (Let Me See Your Face)
06
Persecution Hustle
07
Jesus Who?
08
Arise, Arise
09
Eternal Life

Perusal

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01 · A Funny Thing — first page

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Publisher
KIN, from Annie Moses

Licensing

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This work is available for licensed performance. Seeing our work carried onto other stages — in schools, churches, community theaters, and university programs — is part of the Institute's mission to restore virtue and excellence to the performing arts.

Production materials

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01 · A Funny Thing — VocalWith licence
PDF · 120 KB
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02 · Laws — VocalWith licence
PDF · 241 KB
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03 · A Stone's Throw — VocalWith licence
PDF · 203 KB
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03 · A Stone's Throw — Vocal (C#m)With licence
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04 · Darkness to Light — VocalWith licence
PDF · 123 KB
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04 · Darkness to Light — Vocal (D)With licence
PDF · 125 KB
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05 · Prayer Song (Let Me See Your Face) — VocalWith licence
PDF · 70 KB
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06 · Persecution Hustle — VocalWith licence
PDF · 204 KB
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08 · Arise, Arise — VocalWith licence
PDF · 109 KB
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09 · Eternal Life — VocalWith licence
PDF · 144 KB
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Credits

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KIN, from Annie Moses

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