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RUACH

Breath & Spirit

We believe in the unique power

of   a   live  oral   tradition 

for the imparting of stories and lore

What We Do

Ruach offers performances of classic texts,
as well as interactive educational workshops 

in memorization and oral interpretation of literature.

I'd love to discuss your community's focus and interests,

in order to customize a program that suits your needs.

 

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Past and current projects include: 

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"Chaos & Logos" - A mosaic of Scriptures celebrating the created order and its restoration
"Out of the Whirlwind" - YHWH's speech in Job 38-41
"The Sermon on the Mount" - Matthew 5-7
The Story of Ruth
The Letter from James
The Letter to the Philippians
Various Greek Myths

excerpts from 

Beowulf
Homer's Odyssey
Hamlet
Macbeth
Henry V
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Who is this For?

Is your church starting or
wrapping up a sermon series?

Maybe you're looking to bring
something fresh to your classroom?

Do you participate in a Bible Study?

Could your Youth Group use
inspiration and tools to learn Scripture?

Are you involved with
a homeschool group?

Want to host a themed event
with a storyteller?

Meet the Artist

         Jeff's experience with long-form

   memorization and dramatic recitation began in middle school when
    his parents became convicted that
    the bar was generally being set
   too low. Fortunately, he was also involved in a theatre arts program, seemed to have a knack for it all,
              and loved it.
      Jeff pursued these explorations
                    into college and beyond. 

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 He has performed and directed
    and been an acting coach for children                   and adults in a variety of contexts,
                 as well as a teacher of literature. 
                          He hopes to help people                                experience the power of  
                    the world's greatest stories 
                  in the grand old way  - live and
                 in community - and perhaps to      
         realize their own capacity for
        learning   and communicating.  

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