16 Saturday Apr 2022
Posted in Easter Sunday
Over the last 25 years, I have done this drama production over a hundred times all across the continent. It never grows old because the story of the cross and the resurrection are life renewing.
It will be exciting to see people respond to the core message of the gospel.
Please pray for an impactful presentation that changes lives by the power of the Holy Spirit.
06 Friday Mar 2020
Posted in Lent, The Soldier Who Killed a King
I’m looking forward to the first performance this Lent/Easter season of “The Centurion’s Report” on Sunday, at Café Church in downtown Kingston, Ontario.
“The Centurion’s Report” is my own one-man, four-act drama. It’s the story of our Lord’s
passion, but it’s told from a different point of view, the viewpoint of the centurion who witnessed Christ’s death upon the cross. It was this man who is quoted in Matthew’s gospel as saying, “Truly, this was the Son of God” (Mt. 27:54).
Over the years, countless lives all across the continent have been changed by the Spirit as they have witnessed this portrayal of the death, burial and resurrection of our Lord. Have you been to the cross lately? Every man, woman and child needs to visit there.
“The Centurion’s Report” also led me to write the award-winning biblical novel, “The Soldier Who Killed a King“. Trust me on this point. There is no higher drama than the drama of the cross and the resurrection. Don’t miss out on participating in it this year.
18 Thursday Apr 2019
Posted in Easter Sunday, Good Friday
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This evening is a final rehearsal for “The Centurion’s Report” at South Delta Baptist Church. I am here on the west coast, 2,000 miles from home to bring the story of Christ’s passion to life, as seen through the eyes a Roman centurion.
In addition to the Easter morning presentation sited in the news article above, I’ll be doing the same drama at the Kingsway Foursquare Church at 6:00pm on Good Friday.
Have you been to the foot of the cross recently?
Discover the drama; enjoy the book.
08 Thursday Nov 2018
Posted in Little Froggy, Psalms
Take a brief moment to enjoy a presentation of Little Froggy performed by award-winning author, David Kitz at a Public School.
To discover the next stage of Little Froggy’s adventure visit and click on the Little Froggy YouTube link found here. https://davidkitz.ca/froggy.php
For direct purchase from the author visit
https://www.davidkitz.ca/bookcart/index.php?route=product/product&path=59&product_id=53
To arrange for a live presentation of Little Froggy Explores the BIG World at a venue near you, contact David Kitz at: david@davidkitz.ca
07 Wednesday Feb 2018
Posted in book review, Books by David Kitz, Psalms
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book review, centurion, conflict, crucifixion, David Kitz, drama, Facebook, guilt, Jesus, Kitz, peace, review, surprise, the Passion, The Soldier Who Killed a King
Pleasant surprises are just that—pleasant. This morning I woke up to a pleasant surprise on my Facebook page. That surprise came courtesy of Greg Thurston. He posted the following review of my book:
Last night I finished reading The Soldier Who Killed a King, by David Kitz: I was 
speechless, but I must speak.
What a compelling story of the Passion, told by the Centurion who drove the nails into Jesus’ hands. To say it was gripping, riveting, real, and fresh is completely inadequate. Kitz manages to skillfully draw you through a familiar story with uncommon drama, unexpected turns, and brings tears along the way.
This singular story is simultaneously the story of us all: seeking to deal with our guilt, our inner conflicts, and to find the elusive peace we know must be out there.
I highly recommend this book. You may think you know the story, but you don’t know it at all. Read it and see what it does to you.
I love the Psalms 