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…

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!”…

A three segment drama about the need to get get involved in missions outreach Sample of script: First scene opens as spotlight comes up on Mildred and Joanne. Mildred: Oh, Joanne, (emphasizing) daaaaling! How ever have you been? I had heard that you have been quite ill for over a month! Joanne: You didn’t hear, Mildred? (Disappointed.) I’ve been away in Africa for 6 weeks! Mildred: Africa? Six weeks, you say! Well, (laughing, embarrassed), well, I guess…

A comedy that tells about taking the Word and "running" with it. Spreading the gospel. Giving vision. Man comes on stage, dressed in “Official” track suit and is doing “warm-up” exercises, getting ready for track relay race. He appears nervous, (expressed by taking long, slow, deep breaths, putting hand on stomach) Sample of script: There!, I think I’m ready. I’m so nervous! But I have to out my nerves aside for a couple of minutes. Actually 44.9…

Theme:       There are ministry and evangelism opportunities all over. And that includes the downtown areas of our own cities. Urban evangelization is becoming more important as not only are there the needs of the underprivileged and hurting but there are also new initiatives bringing more people to live in our downtown core areas. And, like everywhere else, God’s word needs to be heard.   Bible Reference:      Matthew 25:/p>   Cast:         2, (m or f)   Set, Sound,…

Contemporary Easter drama, we mock, belittle, plot to hurt, punish others to justify or actions.This drama targets YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS. A football player ( a Christian) by the name of Jimmy talks to the youth group (some of them non - believers) about a player by the name of Jessie. He takes them through a story that they finally recognize as the Easter story. Pastor Tom knew that this very famous sports star would get his…

Being ordinary versus being extraordinary. Our achievements may seem pretty amazing but they pale when compared to the sacrifices Jesus made for us. Written for the 2009 Assembly of God Fine Arts drama competition. Cast: 6+ (any can be male or female) Adam, a model Lynn, track star Charlie, math wizard Spencer, a lifesaver 2 or more soccer players Costumes: Lynn might be in track suit, Charlie could be the bookworm type with round glasses, soccer players…

having a heart for missions Sample of script: Captain and assistant come on stage Captain: Morning my good assistant, we have great needs for workers in the missions fields, and who do we have to candidate this morning? Assistant: Fine crop I would say Captain, first off there is Tracy here. Captain: Tracy, good to meet you. Tell us a little about you and why you would want to go on short-term missions. Tracy: Well, see I…

knowing the way. A lighthearted look at trying to give someone directions without even knowing where she wants to go. A good place to start is by listening, then offer directions to The Way, right through to Triumph. Costuming would be work clothing for Roy, leisure dress (with high heel shoes) for Rhonda. Sample of script: Sound of car pulling up, brakes squeal, car door slams. Rhonda walks up to service station attendant, Roy. Rhonda: Good afternoon.…

Theme:       There’s a Bible study going on and the group are looking into the book of Acts and the lives and lifestyles of first century Christians. A newcomer, Phil, isn’t buying into the entire idea but comes to a certain satisfaction within the drama. Bible Reference:     Acts   Cast:         10, all but two could be m or f Don – group leader Sarah – Don’s wife Phil – unconvinced Norma – Don’s wife Others: (m or f)…