Lamplighter Theatre 3CD Pack 2

Invest today in these 3 inspiring, captivating and exciting, wholesome and character-building Lamplighter Radio Dramas. Great in the car, at bedtimes or for quality family time.

Buried in the Snow

Far away, in a chalet nestled high up in the Jura Mountains, a boy and his grandfather are caught in an avalanche during the harshest winter in memory. Surviving on little more than the milk of a young goat, Jacques and his grandfather are faced with the bitter reality that they may not make it through the winter. 

When it looks like life couldn't possible be worse, the weight of the unrelenting snow compromises the integrity of the roof, and the integrity of their faith in God. After fending off a pack of ravenous wolves, starvation and coming to grips with the brevity of life, Jacques will learn an important lesson: though God is often beyond our understanding, we are never beyond His love. Join us for this chilling adventure as Jacques and his grandfather battle their fear and uncertainty in Buried in the Snow.

The Captive

Kidnapped by Algerian pirates, our recent graduate Anselmo finds himself on a merciless slave ship heading to the auction block in a foreign country. Having escaped the cruelty of his first master and the death grip of the desert, Anselmo is taken captive by a new master, where he finds mercy as well as condemnation. 

This dramatic rendition of The Captive will whisk you into a world where the clash between Islam and Christianity brings certain destruction and death. But everything changes when Anselmo begins teaching the words of Jesus, as his life speaks louder than his words. 

The Wanderer

In a breathtaking story based on Psalm 32, David Aspinall is searching for something. Deep in his heart he longs for something better than home. The inheritance of the family farm just isn't enough to fill his longing for wealth and adventure. 

As the seeds of discontent take root, David makes a choice from which there may be no return. As he wakes one day in the desert of Africa, scorched by the sun and allured by a mirage, he begins to see what he was so blind to before. His father's parting words echo in his mind: Sometimes, one must lose what he has in order to gain what he needs. Is it too late for David to gain what he needs the most? Is there still time to return? 

The Wanderer is an epic drama that will powerfully influence its listeners to be 'guided by His eye' in order to see that the greatest treasures in life are usually found at home.