Meet The Master brings God’s word to life in a new and inspiring way; that neither adds to nor takes away from the word of God. It simply brings to life age-old truths related to modern-day situations in today’s complicated world. The technique of using a hologram combined with projected images, bring Christ into our presence, talking with us, and explaining things of mystery in a personal way. You must experience this all-inspiring production to fully grasp the magnitude of a God of love, creation, forgiveness and hope. It will change your life, and broaden your understanding of your Heavenly Father, and what He expects of you.

Angel Talk was inspired by the true events that actually occurred in 1978 and 1979. We have taken the story back in time 100 years in order to dramatize the events, and set it in an era suitable for extravagant costuming as a musical drama. Some of the characters are fictitious, and no real names are used other than the angels. Angel Talk is set in the Victorian era in the year 1878. The opening street scene is in the town of Mt. View, USA, where there has been talk of strange happenings in their small town. We find the townspeople busy shopping, walking, and talking. They open with a song, Angel Talk, along with a dance routine. . . .

The live performance of “The Prayer” at the First Christian Church, Eureka Springs, AR. Performed by Beth Severe and Pastor Mark Golaway.

First performance of "I Wanna Fly!" which was written and performed by Beth.

On stage in front of 1,000 cadets and wives.

One of the numbers during the performance of What Price Freedom! A small play written and performed by Beth and Errol Severe.

Preforming at the all cadet reunion in the Cresent Hotel, Eureka Springs, AR

The cristal dineing room, Crescent Hotel, Eureka Springs, AR.

Beth graduated from NE high in Oklahoma City, OK

Branson, MO veterans parade with Pat Boone as master of ceremony.



F-105 "Wild Weasel" belonging to the Aviation Cadet Museum, Inc.

Beth performing "It Is Well" at the funeral of David L. Ferguson at Arlington. He was the director of flight operations at Lockheed Martin Skunk Works and a very dear friend and pilot training classmate.

To bring people’s awareness of God’s great love for each of us through the medium of music, writings, and that I might deliver heart-felt aspiration to inspire them to receive Jesus Christ as their savior, so that none would be lost.

Address:
542 County Road 2073, Eureka Springs, AR 72632
Phone:479-253-9471
Email: songbirdoen@gmail.com