A Carnival of Creation

How some creative performers are using everything (and a kitchen sink) to preach the gospel.
By Tim Nafziger, JP Keenan
Image via Carnival De Resistance
Oct 12, 2015
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First started in 2013, the Carnival de Resistance is a traveling arts carnival using dance, music, participatory theater, and fire performance to recover the ecological themes in the gospels and the Hebrew scriptures. During the carnival, midway games, costumed characters, and theater performance under the big top "enchant people of all ages with a holy wildness that questions faith in progress and technology."

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