Queen Esther, a Purim Play
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This delightful play brings to life the story of Queen Esther and the festival of Purim. With its charming characters and witty dialogue, it is a joyous celebration of faith and hope.
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Donald Bain
Donald Bain, a graduate of Purdue University, received Purdue's highest award for his work in educational radio and television and was designated a Purdue "Distinguished Alumni" in 2003. Bain went on to work professionally in broadcasting in Texas and Indiana, and co-hosted more than 200 shows in New York with Long John Nebel, then king of late-night talk-radio. He is the author or ghost/author of more than 90 books, many of them bestsellers. His publications encompass both fiction and non-fiction, and include such categories as murder mysteries, westerns, comedies, investigative journalism, food, business, psychology and historical dramatizations.
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