Some guy named William is causing problems for everyone and all have to learn about solving disagreements peacably Sample of script: 1 and 2 come on stage 1: Hey 2, how’s things today? 2, looking around: Uh, well, he’s not here, guess things are mostly OK. 1: He? 2: My way William! 1: My way? 2: Yep. Or the highway. 1: My guess is you’ve had a disagreement with William. 2: How do you see through these…

the ministry of hospitality, how showing warmth can minister to others. People really don't remember what you served for supper, but they will never forget the fellowship around the table. Jesus taught that hospitality is opening up your heart as well as your home. Sample of script: Someone said the other day that hospitality is a lost art. It really is! Think back to when you were growing up, and I am sure most of you would…

Fear. The reasonable, normal fear and the out of control panic type fear. What causes it, how to control it, how to prepare for it, and how to keep it from ruling your life. Developing a practical strategy for coping with fear. Bible References: Psalm 23:4 Psalm 27:1, 4 Psalm 34:4 Psalm 91:5 Isaiah 41:10, 13 Isaiah 43:1 Mark 4:35-41 Mark 5:1-20 Romans 8:15 1 John 4:18 Cast:2, any age, male or female Moe is a kind…

A monologue about Thomas the doubting believer, and how his questions have served up belief for multitudes over the years since. Sample of script: actress comes on stage carrying some clothing, arranging it neatly on a table, becomes aware there is ”an audience”, looks around, smiles. Good day to you!Yes, and a gorgeous day it is, for sure.I am Elizabeth, I come here to the market, most every day, to offer my creations for sale. holds up…

Messing up isn't permanent, but God's love is. In spite of David's many failings and failures, God used this mighty man in wondrous ways. Sample of script: as scene opens, Eli is speaking to unseen stage hands on the set, very demanding, gruff. When it becomes obvious that they are on air Eli, switches to unbelievable charmer. Eli: All right you people, let’s be sure we have no duplication of last week’s disaster. Camera on my left…

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…

Getting through with God's help. A thought provoking comedy that involves young people trying to find their way in a new school. Dealing with temptations and questionable situations. Teenagers could benefit from this drama. Be strong, have courage. But having courage isn’t at all easy, and it is especially tough when you don’t know where to look for help. But we need to remember that God has made it very plain that with His help, we can…

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.…

How do we convince anyone of the unseen proof of the ever-present God? Sample of script: Tim and Terry come on stage from one side, Tony from another Tony: Hey, Terry, Tim, so how’s it today? Terry, chuckling: Doing quite well so far, nothing major has gone wrong yet. Tony: I’m with you, Terry, lookin’ good so far. Tim: Yet! So far! That’s exactly the point! Yet! So far! Tony: I’m with you, Tim! “So far!” “Yet!”…

Drama ministry - preaching the Word of God through drama. An excellent drama for recruiting all people, especially amateurs, for the drama program and to get more interest and involvement in the drama program in the church. Sample of script: (Tom and Terry enter and see Mary reading a book.) Terry: Hi Mary. Tom: What's that you're reading? Mary: Well, actually I'm reading a book about drama. Tom: Drama? You mean like being an actor, and going to Hollywood, and…