A monologue from a person who lived just across the Bethlehem street from the stable, and how he almost, (but not quite), got personally involved with the happenings of that night. Cast: 1 could be m or f Costume: likely, but not necessarily, traditional Sample of script: actor enters stage, looks offstage, frowns Can you believe it? Sending a pregnant woman, a woman about to deliver a baby, to a dirty, cold barn! The nerve of that…

There are no “reverse tape" options in life, opportunities to undo what we have done, improve on decisions we have made, retrieve and change unfortunate and hasty words we have spoken. How would the innkeeper, using hindsight, have handled the situation when a young man and his very pregnant wife knocked on his door. Peter was confronted while watching the trial of Jesus from a safe spot back in the shadows. And he denied even knowing Jesus.…

Couple approach 60 years of marriage, looking back and also looking forward. Sample Two planning forever-lifetimes, Teenage hearts in mutual love. Strength past human understanding, Third cord from their God above. Binding each with God’s sweet purpose, Peace descends like heaven-sent dove. Pushed and pulled by society’s choices, Young dreams hold to God’s commands. Rising above frail world’s standards, Drawing strength from nail-pierced hands. Jesus warned of coming tests and trials, Call on Him! He walked here.…

There is only one forever, and that’s God’s love. Keywords: forever eternal everlasting Cast: Frank, the sleazy salesman type Child 1, pre-teen Child 2, pre-teen Jeremy, late teen to any age Chris, late teen to any age (Note: all actors may be male or female) Costumes: standard except Frank who wears outlandish suit Sample of script Frank comes on stage, Child 1 and Child 2 follow Frank: Step right up! Come and get it! Our all new…

Mildred and Henry from the retirement home are remembering some of their experiences at the talent shows which the retirement home hosts. And they aren’t always quite on the same page, . .or on the same planet. Could also be used as a regular sketch Cast: 2 puppets (male and female) and a puppeteer (Edna) Sample of script: come on stage, Edna yawns, loud Henry: Nice of you Edna, taking the two of us out for dinner…

Clancy the puppet had a rubber ducky dropped on his toe years ago, and he forgave the guy that did it . . . but didn't forget. Now when speaking in front of a Sunday School class Clancy shows that to forgive is not always to forget, unless we forgive like God does. Puppet script for one puppet   Theme:      Forgiving and forgetting   Run-time:    7 minutes   Script:   Hi boys and girls.  It sure is…

This comedy deals with forgiving by the numbers and forgetting like God does. Cast: Tommy: Not the brightest crayon in the box. Sarah: Pastor’s daughter Robby: Brainiac; engineering type. Loves math and science stuff. Sample of script: Tommy enters, stops at center stage and silently counts on his fingers. He is concentrating and getting more and more aggravated as he keeps starting over. Sarah enters smiling, but slows to a halt and the smile fades off her…

a mother talking about relationships and women's issues, motherhood, children, husband, work and friends, uses comedy with a message talking about when we get bruised, and how we react to things which are sometimes hurtful but seldom that long lasting. One of our most popular scripts Sample of script: Actress walks on stage Actress: Hi, it’s me again! You guys are looking good out there! (pause) Me? Doin’ good actually. Really quite good. (pause) Well, not really…

God has the amazing ability to forgive our sins and never bring up the subject again. How do we as humans overcome our "natural instinct" to forgive, but not forget? Sample of script: Scene opens as Amy and Sue enter stage left. The begin talking to each other as soon as they appear on stage. Amy: All I know, is that she can forget ever borrowing anything again! Sue: Really? You are that upset with her? Amy:…

Third in a three part series on forgiveness, originally written in French by the author Chantal Bilodeau Legendre. This series uses real life issues and struggles in the areas of child rearing (with a demanding child), dealing with overweight problems, etc. These are common to all, and are told in a very forthright manner. The following is comments from the author:I wrote the following skits for a women’s retreat a couple of years ago. I was the…