Hello everyone.

There are two kinds of people I want to appeal to, to serve all others. Folk whom have just retired and men and women in their early years 20-30yrs, to work together as a Team, to emulate an MP in any of Britain’s 650 constituencies. This is what I mean. I have crafted the Reformation Tuition Guide which is encompassed in the Reformation 2 Passion Play which de-picts Christendom within the orbit of Western Civilisation reflecting approx since Elizabeth I to Elizabeth II. This Tuition Guide has no academic or institutional endorsement of any kind. To achieve confidence in this course is reflected in the booklet Revive-all. So if you like the articles in this booklet, the Tuition Guide simply offers tuition to write and thus think and act out what these articles propagate, culturally and religiously, of Christianity in the midst of a culture born of the liter-ary output in this booklet, which reflects the past 4-500yrs of the colonial era. This will ‘Get our country back’.
Each constituency will be managed by a Tutor and a Guide-guides of Reformation 2, whom will hold the franchise to this Tuition Guide. This will be run like an MP, to profit both Tutor and Guide to serve their respective constituencies. Training will be like the university model with tuition at a cost which will be retrieved after their training is complete. This franchise alters every ten years in which the Tutor the CEO of the constituency gives way to the Guide whom now becomes the Tutor. The task of every Tutor is to inspire representations of Literature, Music and Painting every five years to emulate the standard of the past 4-500yrs as the equivalent of the Olympic Games. The Reformation 2 Passion will be performed every 10 yrs, as the equivalent of the Oberammergau Passion Play performed every 10 yrs.

The plot broadly begins with Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, depicting their subsequent fall from grace. Various scenes from periods in Western Civilisation are acted out in the likeness of a 17th century mask to symbolise this is the rebirth of the Garden of Eden. Very little spoken parts. There are just 2 Acts, in which after each scene a hymn from Songs of faith is sung by audience. The Passion Play ends with a Service of Holy Communion between actors and audience.

1 Storyteller (Narrator of passion play, main part)
2 St. Paul, followed by various characters with limited talking parts
3 A Judge
5 An Artist, (Poet, Writer, Composer etc)
6 University Don
7 Anglican Priest
8 Scientist
9 Politician
10 Housewife
11 A Tradesman
12 An Astronaut
13 A Elizabethan figure (A Queen Elizabeth I?)
14 The Virgin Mary ( A young women fitly framed as such)
15 The Lord Jesus Christ (A Catholic Cardinal)
16 Adam and Eve (Two ballet dancers do a pas de deux to start off passion play)
17 A Children’s Fancy Dress Passion Play to raise funds for charities

Universal Football Anthem
Strong in faith believer Onward Christian Soldiers
Rebirth to the Book of Common Prayer
Corporate and Personal Version of the Lord’s Prayer
Narrative of the Lord’s Prayer
Responses of the Magnificat
Corporate and Personal version of the Collects
Nunc Dimittis various versions
Magnificat soliloquy
Rebirth to great hymns of the Book of Common Prayer era The Hymn
In God our faith secured withstands A safe stronghold our God is still
Immortal God upon a Tree And can it be that I should gain
To God now ascend O worship the King
O Love revealed within by grace O Love that will not let me go
With strength of mind we labour We plough the fields and scatter
Earth enclosed in stillness In the bleak mid winter
This day of rejoicing O come all ye faithful
This story of Bethlehem How far is it to Bethlehem
In a far and distant country Once in Royal David’s City
Help, Lord O help my helpless eyes to see Abide with me
Let earth rejoice in glorious song God rest ye merry Gentlemen
Blessed be our nation Land of hope and glory
Raise the colours anthem
Southport sonnet and St. George’s Day sonnet
Shakespeare’s sonnets 18 & 53
Mayflower and Notre –Dame sonnets
Normandy D Day remembered and D Day Normand/Br-exit sonnets
Sonnet to the Princess of Wales
Sonnet to Queen Elizabeth II

All original hymns and anthems sung to their familiar tunes in Italic

Raise the colours anthem
Universal Football Anthem
New Jerusalem
Eurovia Anthem
German Anthem
Scottish Anthem
Abide ye mortal men
Battle of Britain Anthem
Battle of Waterloo Anthem
The Dam Busters Anthem
All the glory of the earth
Wild fled ye spirits West
Song of the Brave
Blessed be our nation
Battle of Trafalgar Anthem

The Reformation 2 Tuition Guide and Passion Play is a ‘Fast track’ guide of Christendom-Western Civilisation’

A ‘Tuition Course’ for both indigenous Brits and ethnic folk to assimilate more cohesively.

Symbolised by the Union Jack and the flag of St George
A unifying entity ‘To get our country back!’