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Prophets' talents

Prophets are the most talented designer, artist, facilitator, community builders of all time.
They developed a script which through the power of spoken words is transmitted from a generation to another. They used tools such as singing, dancing, painting, acting, costume-dressing and showmanship to lift the he-ART of the audience.
All of us shall take to go to visit churches sometimes to see how a community is built and maintained through time and then use our imagination to build one which take care of people and the planet...
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