FRAGMENTS OF A PSYCHODRAMATIC EXPERIENCE WITHIN A RELIGIOUS SETTING

Abstract

One hundred and seven adolescents, aged 14-16, gathered in a striking setting for a week-long conference on religious living sponsored by the Episcopal Diocese of Washington at Shrinemont, situated in the mountains bordering the valley of tbe Shenandoah, in Virginia. There were sixty-two girls and forty-five boys. Most were suburbanites, but there were scattered throughout their number, citizens of small towns, farm communities, and an enthusiastic group of middle-class negroes from the urban centers