On the Shalom Talk broadcast this Sunday, March 20, get a historical perspective on the real St. Patrick, a spiritual and why he should be a hero to all people of faith. Our guest is Roger Nelson, a Staley Distinguished Christian Scholar, whose presentations have enriched over 1,600 audiences in 32 countries. We'll be separating fact from fiction about St. Patrick, including sober consideration about how one person can bring revolutionary change to his time, his context, his people, and the world.
Roger Nelson is known for his two one-man shows: “The Man From Aldersgate,” in which he portrays John Wesley, and “The Confession of St Patrick,” in which he portrays the Patron Saint of Ireland. Among many honors and awards, Roger has received the International Christian Visual Media’s Crown Award for Best Actor!
Roger has performed in many notable places, including the Stratford-Upon-Avon Festival in England, the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in Scotland, the Stratford Festival Theatre in Canada, Carnegie Hall in New York, and Wesley’s Chapel in London. Roger is a member of The New York Actors Equity Association. He has appeared off-Broadway, in summer stock, films, and national television commercials. His credits include principal roles in such plays as Butterflies Are Free, Chapter Two, Forty Carats, The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, and The Three Sisters. He is a native of Winnetka, Illinois and a graduate of the University of Colorado. Roger holds a Masters Degree from Fairleigh Dickenson University, where he also taught mathematics. For three years he served as a U.S.Army officer.
You can see more about Roger Nelson at http://www.a1manplay.com
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