Bøger af Constance Cox

What the Lord Jesus did for all mankind on the Cross changed the world forever. All Christians know that salvation and forgiveness of sins was provided for them through the blood of Jesus. For many Christians the Cross ends there, and certainly salvation is a most wonderful thing. But what Christ did on the Cross extends much further than that. Salvation is only the beginning of the Christian life. The Cross is more than a doctrine of salvation. The crucified life must be lived. There is a 'dying to self' that can only be accomplished because of the work of the Cross in the life of a Christian. It is the only way to serve the Lord in the power of the Holy Spirit. There are three aspects of the Cross: Christ was crucified for us...For our sins. Christ was crucified as us...We were in Christ when He died. Christ was crucified in us...We must die daily. "The Lord grant that we shall all be crucified men and women. The assemblies to which we belong - may they be crucified assemblies. The Lord grant that His whole Church may see and view the meaning of the Cross." A quote from T. Austin Sparks

Cox adaptation of Charles Dickens' Christmas Classic captures Dickens' ironic point of view while creating a panoramic view of Victorian London.9 women, 8 men

A simplified version in modern English of the medieval morality play. Everyman, when he is summoned by Death, finds that, of all the friends, companions and possessions he has known on earth, not one will accompany him except Good Deeds and Knowledge.|Large flexible cast

What Brutes Men Are is a comedy for four women. Janet and Carol get into casual conversation over a drink in a hotel lounge. Carol has just left her husband, Godfrey, and tells Janet she was sick of his comparing her with his first wife. Janet realizes' Godfrey is her own divorced ex-husband . Over more drinks Janet says she was sick of being compared with Godfrey's mother. Suddenly Godfrey's mother, Linda, arrives by a previous arrangement with Carol. This might be awkward, but it transpires that Linda herself was sick of Godfrey who even as a baby had criticized her as against her elder sister, Beatrice. Finally all three omen go off together to open a teashop in Scotland , leaving Godfrey presumably to compare Beatrice with all three of them.

Brian is financially dependent on his wife Sheila, and he is in love with another woman. An acquaintance convinces him he would be better off if Sheila were to die and then suggests a "foolproof' murder scheme, adding that he only wants the satisfaction of committing a perfect murder. The murder is successfully carried out but it is not long before Brian realizes he has exchanged the frying pan for the fire.|2 women, 2 men