We learn in this comedy that its not so much that God loves a giver, God loves a "cheerful" giver. Generosity, and the joys of being a cheerful giver Sample of script: Edna: Hello, Laura, how’s it going today? Laura: Bummer actually, Edna, thanks for asking. Edna: Really? I had an awesome day, was at a breakfast meeting at the church, I heard all about how they are getting the Stewardship program set up for the year.…

A series of five easily staged advent presentations to be given by children on the 4 Sundays preceding Christmas and on Christmas Eve.Tells of the significance of the advent season, and of the advent wreath. Cast: 5 (m or f) Although written for 5, this could be done by any number of actors. Set, lighting, sound, costumes: standard Special instructions: Depending on the children’s ages you may want to have an adult light the candles. We suggest…

An easily staged Sunday School Christmas concert for little children. Cast: variable Sound: hand held mic Costumes: traditional costumes (shepherds, angels, wise men, etc.) for all children Sample of script: Welcome from Children’s Pastor lights up on stage Ages 2 & 3 come on stage. All lines are on the screen or overhead Leader(s) speak and children respond Leader: Tonight is a time for children So you big guys listen up (children hold finger to lips, say…

Children's program for Christmas concert or Sunday School program. Complete with recitations, singing, for 2-year-olds and up. The program as written is for the following numbers of children but this can easily adjusted by teachers. DramaShare can provide assistance to meet exact numbers in your classes. 2 year olds 5 children 3 year olds - 13 4 year olds - 13 Kindergarden - 14 Grade 1 - 11 Grade 2 - 10 Grade 3 - 11 Grade…

Children’s parts for a small, easily organized Christmas program where children say short lines that form an acronym. A Christmas carol can be inserted after each segment. We suggest that the words spoken by the children be displayed on PowerPoint behind the children so that no words are lost by the audience.As written the following are the parts and age groups:2 & 3 year olds: 74 year olds: 5Kindergarten & Grade 1: 18Grade 2: 10Grade 3: 10Grade…

An easily staged Sunday School Christmas concert reading for children, who hold up letters and explain the meaning behind the letters: WISEMEN. Children may read or memorize lines. Cast: 28 possible, can be easily modified Sound: standing mics with music stands would be useful Sample of script: NOTE: If fewer children are available parts can be combined so that, as an example, child 2 may be responsible for all the secondary lines, (those shown as child 2,…

Theme:      Announcement for a chilli supper which is in the planning, so get ready with the Pepto-Bismol! Cast:        four actors, likely male Set:          none Costumes:    likely Western wear Script: Wild:        Hey, y’alls!  What’s all you folks a’doin’ a’hangin’ around these parts, jist hangin’? Billy:        Well, what we’s a’doin’ is fixin’ ta make us some plans fer ta chaw down, we is fer shore! Wild:        Really?  Y’alls in these parts make plans fer ta chaw down do y’alls? Slim:         Reckon we do, yep, what else would…

People can choose to be happy, often under difficult circumstances. This Christian drama monologue hears from a woman who is a wife, mother and a career person. She chooses to see her glass half-full because of her strong belief in her Lord and Savior. She talks about the women in the bible who turned questionable situations into happy situations. Not so much "happy - happy" but very much joy filled. We think you will like this skit.…

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…

Theme:       A monologue speaks of the wonderful and amazing birth of Jesus, the Messiah. But wonderful and amazing as this was . . . the story is incomplete. The complete story has to include God’s plan for our salvation . . and this was accomplished on the cross of Calvary. Now, is the story is complete. . . .? No, actually there is one chapter yet to be written . .  . As stated in Acts 1:“This…