The Basket of Flowers
A tale of truth, the faithfulness of God, and the hope of eternity
"All flesh is as grass, and all the glory of man as the flower of the grass. The grass withers, and its flower falls away, but the word of the Lord endures forever."
1 Peter 1:23b-24a
The Basket of Flowers
An unlikely friendship. A jealous handmaid. A missing ring.
When Amelia befriends a peasant girl named Mary, her handmaid Juliette becomes jealous. Suddenly, the Countess’ ring goes missing, and Mary is accused of the theft. Banished from their country, Mary and her father meet a kind farmer and his wife and stay with them, along with their passive son and domineering daughter-in-law. Unexpected joys and sorrows await Mary and her father on their journey, reminding them of their Father’s love and watchful care over them—and it all begins with a basket of flowers.
Students will be challenged by the story's themes of truth, trusting God in trials, and the glorious hope of our eternal home with Jesus.
The Basket of Flowers, written by Christoph von Schmid, was originally published in 1823 in Germany. This 3:30 Drama Group production features an original script adaptation and a professionally composed soundtrack. We are thrilled to share this beautiful story with our community!
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