Sacrificial giving is something that is not often taught to children. The concept of “giving all you have” is one that is lost on most adults, not to mention instructing the next generation. giving tithing sacrificial Sample of script: Scene opens as Jeff is standing at center stage, calling out. Sue enters stage right. Jeff: Marbles! Collecting marbles! Sue: What are you doing, Jeff? Jeff: Oh, hi, Sue. I’m collecting marbles for our group. Sue: What group?…

Promoting a youth group A comedy monologue with an offstage voice tells of dealing with pressures from people who don't understand believers This monologue involves one teen, in everyday clothing. He/she should have a backpack when entering the stage. No special lighting is necessary. Voice Over should be a teen’s voice, however, an adult voice would work as well. Sample of script: Actor (Walks on stage and throws his backpack down on the floor, in frustration. Begins…

It’s a new year again. Will anything really change and create “newness”? Changes begin with me, not with situations around the world. New Years Day Bible Reference:     Ephesians 4:/p>   Cast:         4 (male or female) Jenna, 20’s or older Sue, 20’s or older Deanna, 20’s or older Stacy, pre-teen   Set:         blank   Lighting, Sound, Costumes:  standard   Time:       5   Sample of script:   Sue and Jenna come on stage from opposite directions   Sue:         Happy…

Community. Dictionary explains it this way: A group of people living in the same place or having a particular characteristic in common. Throughout God's creation we see examples of what community means, or at least what it should mean, even in the animal kingdom. That being the case shouldn't humans, God's centrepiece in His amazing creation endeavour, be the essence of cooperation and support? Even, (or especially), when the world is tackling a scary global pandemic? We…

There has been an horrific accident, with a scene of injured and dying. Addiction, dependency, death, drugs, alcohol are all choices which are made. Useful at Halloween as well. Theme:   There is a time of judgment for all, you must make a decision about the road you will travel Cast:   Driver 1, likely male, parent?Passenger, likely female, parent?Driver 2, likely male, parent?Officer, male or female?Ambulance Attendant 1, male or female (small speaking part)?Ambulance Attendant 2, male or…

Jimmy comes on stage   Jimmy:       Oh hi guys, I’m glad you’re here. Can I talk to you about a problem I’m having? Sometimes, I mean not all the time, I’m not sure I’m saved. I accepted Jesus as my Savior but I don’t feel anything in my heart.   Heart:        You rang?   Jimmy:       Who are you?   Heart:        I’m your heart.   Jimmy:       My heart?   Heart:        Yeah, you…

Knowing a guru won't really help, but it does help to know the truth about Jesus? Sample of script: Norm walks on stage, sees Tony who is sitting on a stool at center stage. Norm mimes watching cars rush by. Norm: Hey, Tony, look out, there goes a car, nearly hit you! What are you doing sitting there in the middle of the street? Don’t you know you are going to get hit by a car, cause…

Getting connected, associating with other Christians. The importance of cultivating Christian friends, and of knowing that the true source of our power is God. Sample of script: actors come on stage Nancy: So anyhow, this guy says, “Which way to Toledo?”Nancy laughs hysterically, all others look on in embarrassed discomfort 2: Very good, Nancy! Anyyyhoowwwww. So, like I was saying, gals, what we need here is to get all connected. OK now let’s get with it! 3:…

knowing each other and getting to know the real God. Sample of script: Actors walk on stage Tessie: Hey, Jessie, how’s things? Jessie: Do I know you? Tessie: Know me? I’m your sister. . . . . Tessie. Helloooo! Earth to Jessie! Jessie: Oh, yeh, I know you are my sister Tessie. But, I wonder, do I know you? Tessie: Uhhh, yeh. You’ve been out in the sun without a hat again, haven’t you Jessie? Jessie: Be…

on witnessing Sample of script: Scene opens with a tight spot on young Paul who is on the telephone, at center stage. The phone could be on a small table to be removed later. Paul, (on phone): But Mom, I really don’t want to stay here! The food is awful, the beds are lumpy, and the people are weird! Pauses as if he is listening to his Mom. Paul: Well, yeah I did get to go swimming.…