Bruwicked Productions
P.O. Box 335
South Range, MI 49963
About Debra Bruch
The Journal of Religion and Theatre
A Guide to Studying the Relationship Between Engineering and Theatre
Danillitphil, including Directing Theatre
A lot of drama for the worship service here.
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Echoes of the Drum (2021)
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Available for Kindle (including free Kindle Reader), paperback, and hardback.
$14.95 Paperback
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Take an exciting sojourn into the ancient
past of North America. Located at the
Keweenaw Peninsula of upper Michigan, this
remarkable historical fiction novel brings to
life the making of Lake Superior, and the
living of the Clovis people and Woodland
people as they confront glaciers,
mammoths, and the power and beauty of
the land. Written by Debra Bruch, enter the
ancient world of myth and intrigue, where
world was born through the ice age to 5000
BCE. Discover the origins of humankind
through the eyes of our unknown ancestors.
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Fractured Mind: The Healing of a Person with Dissociative Identity Disorder (2015)
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Available for Kindle (including free Kindle Reader), paperback, and hardback.
$26.99 Paperback
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Fractured Mind: The Healing of a Person with Dissociative Identity Disorder chronicles the healing process of a person suffering from DID. The disorder happened due to a long sustained period of traumatic violence during childhood. The book depicts the working of the subconscious and how it reveals itself layer upon layer from the surface of the subconscious to its depth. With hope and the support of amazing people, and at times the teaching and intervention of God, angels, and the Holy Spirit, a reformation of the psyche takes place. This book is a witness of the living Christ. The story tells of a journey of healing. Warning: this book is for adults only due to explanations of sexual and physical violence causing dissociation at an early age.
Helped by intensive psychological therapy, Debra's subconscious peels away layer by layer, revealing horrific trauma caused by her parents at a very young age. Due to the trauma, Debra has been unable to overcome serious fears and beliefs about herself and her world. Her damage was so severe, the foundation of her psyche had to be remade. Because of the nature of DID having been formed during the violence, she has been "stuck in the trauma" and unable to process and change without professional help. But process she did through a great deal of emotional pain and physical discomfort.
Fractured Mind: The Healing of a Person with Dissociative Identity Disorder also describes an unusually close relationship with God and what Debra calls the "Other Realm." The story witnesses the love and comfort of God, but it also tells of God's wisdom and justice. Debra brings her relationship with her God to life in the book and that relationship seems as real as any relationship with a loving, guiding, parent.
Debra writes a narrative throughout the book, but the main writing style is an email dialogue between her, her "parts", and Bruce. Bruce's wisdom and spiritual understanding lend an amazing perspective on the struggles of healing from violence. Bruce's writing is a testimony of unconditional love, kindness, and dedication to the health of a person. He exemplifies a true friend.
Dissociative Identity Disorder is not a mental illness, but a disorder. Because her mind fractured, she has been able to live in society very successfully. Many people with DID are successful professionals, and Debra is no exception. But the healing has released her of her trauma. She is no longer bound by trauma. |
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Christian Drama for the Worship Service (2013)
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Available for Kindle and Nook. Download the reader for free for all other devices.
$13.00 Paperback
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Christian Drama for the Worship Service offers various Christian drama forms appropriate for worship and entertainment. Included are dialogues, monologues, mimes, performed narrations, interpretative readings including reflections and poems, reader's theatre, and one-act plays. All have been produced. Also offered are essays about the nature of theatre, theatre in the church setting, and essays on directing.
Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars (Amazon UK)
What a great resource
24 Sept. 2013
Format: Kindle Edition Verified Purchase
Debra Bruch has written and compiled excellent materials for use at church or outreaches. I'm looking forward to using it in a variety of ways and venues.
3.0 out of 5 stars (Amazon USA)
Book program...
April 20, 2014
Format: Kindle Edition Verified Purchase
Really appreciate the skits provided, and the program used, but having trouble printing them out. Very discouraging when you're trying to read and walk.
5.0 out of 5 stars (Barnes and Noble USA)
No comment.
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