Theme:       Forgive one another. That’s what we always say, but not so much what we always do. Lack of forgiveness hurts everyone involved, yet things won't be resolved until it happens, the hurt will only be prolonged and intensified.   Bible Reference:      Ephesians 4:/p>   Cast:         5, likely young, male or female   Set, Sound, Costumes:       standard   Time:        3   Sample of script:   Parker, Riley, Jordan & Dakota onstage, talking   Parker:       I am for…

Theme:       Patience is the ability to wait, or to continue doing something despite difficulties, or to suffer without complaining or becoming annoyed. And patience is something, (in spite of instruction from the Bible no less), that most of us are short on.   Bible Reference:      Ephesians 4:2   Cast:         5, likely younger, male or female   Set, Sound, Costumes:       standard   Time:        4   Sample of script:   Kendall is onstage, shows frustration, looks at watch, looks…

Theme:       Jesus showed the example of serving others and expects us to do the same.   Bible Reference:      Galatians 5:/p>   Cast:         5, likely young, male or female   Set, Sound, Costumes:       standard   Props:        clipboard, stethoscope, measuring tape   Time:        4   Script:   actors standing around in group, Jordan looking closely at each one, makes notes, ignored   Kendall:      For sure an incredible session!. . . Mrs. Rogers knows her stuff, has great ideas.  …

Through Jesus, we can talk to God anytime, anywhere and about anything. Cast: BRYAN, JESUS Props : Bench NOTE: Others can be used appropriate to the setting as desired Setting: A park Sample of script : BRYAN is seated on a bench with his elbows on his knees, and his chin resting in the palm of his hands. Lights come up. BRYAN takes in a long, deep breath and blows it out loudly. After a moment, JESUS enters and…

Theme:       A short skit, (with humor), to be used for recruiting workers in the church nursery ministry. A formalized children’s protection program is mentioned, called “Plan To Protect.” Replace this name with the name of the program used in your church.   Bible Reference:      Psalm 127:3   Cast:         2 (m or f)   Set, Sound, Costumes:       standard   Props:        desk, chairs, papers   Time:        4   Sample of script:   Don is sitting onstage at desk, reading…

Being Real. With the help of a Scott Wesly Brown song, two young people get a lesson in what it means to say or sing words as part of a ministry. We touch lives everyday by what we do and say. Be aware! A short 4 minute segment to emphasize the need to "be real" in living our Christianity.  MusicDuet:  "He Will Carry You", Scott Wesley Brown  ¸ 1982 Birdwing Music / Cherry Lane PropsSong book. SoundNeed a CD of "He…

Theme:       A comedy shows how we need to use the talents which God has given us in service to our God, and not be jealous of the talents of others. A church needs to rely on many prople in leadership and also as, (unfortunately usually unnoticed), workers doing the many jobs without which the church would greatly suffer. The church in this skit is setting out to ensure that their workers know they are greatly appreciated. Perfect…

Charlie Brown may not be great at selecting a Christmas tree but he does develop a solid fix on the meaning of advent, and ideas about how we should treat advent today. An easily staged comedy, useful for sermon starter. Bible Reference:     Philippians 1:6 and Luke 15:1-10   Cast:        2 (made to appear children, male and female) Charlie Brown Lucy   Set:         blank set   Lighting, Sound:      standard   Costumes:   costumes making the actors appear as…

This monologue incorporates a voice over as well as an onstage actor. The actor ponders over the fact that he really hasn't heard from God, even though he / she has been asking! Maybe this is not the way to go about it. Maybe God's Word should be studied. You know - as in the "Guidebook".Sample of script:Narrator ‘Ask, and it will be given you; seek, and you will find; knock and it will be opened to…

Getting involved in the church music ministry . . . well, at least those who can sing should. Promoting the choir in your church This drama involves two people, one male and one female, of any age. Sample of script: Scene opens as Sue is standing on stage. Jeff walks in. Sue (Very surprised.) Jeff? What are you doing here? Jeff What do you mean? Sue Well, you do realize this is choir practice, don’t you? Jeff…