Christian Scripts and Church Dramas
The Skit Guys have been busy writing and collecting scripts for over 10 years. We have a wide range of church dramas and skits that can be performed for almost any occasion. Our Christian scripts are biblically based and can be used not only in churches, but most school drama competitions as well.
All of our scripts are downloadable, which means we do not actually ship anything. As soon as you find your script and checkout, you can download immediately and start practicing your skit or play.
A simple act of kindness can make all the difference in someone’s life. Jen is heading home from the office for the Thanksgiving holiday and looking forward to a table full of food and friends to share it with, while Denise is on her own with her fast food pre-made dinner. But Jen sets out to change Denise’s holiday.
As a writer, Luke was passionate with the parables Jesus shared about searching out what’s lost. In this Advent skit, Luke reveals that Jesus’ Advent proves the love of God. Part of the Cherish the Advent series, experience Christmas through the eyes of well-known Bible characters. It can be performed as a monologue or read as Reader’s Theater.
He was the only person in the crowd of 5000 who came prepared for lunch. Jesus transformed the boy who brought lunch when he offered it to Jesus with faith. In this monologue, the boy shares that Jesus’ Advent is amazing because it multiplies faith. Part of the Cherish the Advent series, experience Christmas through the eyes of well-known Bible characters. It can be performed as a monologue or read as Reader’s Theater.
He made one of the biggest face palms in biblical history. The man who had no room available at his inn when the God of the universe was born in Bethlehem. The innkeeper shares that God’s genuine peace is available for all, even those who are slow to perceive how God is working out redemption. Part of the Cherish the Advent series, experience Christmas through the eyes of well-known Bible characters. It can be performed as a monologue or read as Reader’s Theater.
Having risked her life to approach King Xerxes, Esther’s story highlights what’s at stake when one approaches a King. Her story helps us see that Christ’s advent is incredible because it makes a way for all people to approach God without fear. Part of the Cherish the Advent series, experience Christmas through the eyes of well-known Bible characters. It can be performed as a monologue or read as Reader’s Theater.
After being set free from evil spirits and the stigma of shame, Mary argues that Advent is amazing because it sets people free. Part of the Cherish the Advent series, experience Christmas through the eyes of well -known Bible characters. It can be performed as a monologue or read as Reader’s Theater.
“It All Started in Eden” offers a narrated collage of five tightly scripted drama sketches that portray the intended intimacy for which we were created, heart-rending reminders of why we struggle with relationships, and a plea for restoration. “Designed for One Another” invites us to share the wonder Adam and Eve enjoyed when first created. “Just One Bite” reveals the alluring appeal of temptation. “I Don’t Have Anything to Wear” and “Not Me, Lord” use humor to underscore our tendency to engage in cover-ups and blame games. “Bring Back the Music” captures our deep longing for what could have been, culminating in a prayer for ultimate redemption.
From the play "The Light in the Darkness: a children’s Christmas pageant". The Gospel writer, Luke, explains to Theophilus the importance of his letter. This script is a great introduction to any sermon on the traditional Christmas story as told in the gospel of Luke.
From the play "The Light in the Darkness: a children’s Christmas pageant". John, a disciple of Jesus and New Testament author, recounts his desire to write down the message of Christmas.
From the play "The Light in the Darkness: a children’s Christmas pageant". In this script Zachariah and Elizabeth recount the birth of their son John the Baptist and the role he was to play in the miracle of Christmas.
From the play "The Light in the Darkness: a children’s Christmas pageant". In this script, Mary, the mother of Jesus recounts how she first heard of the Savior’s birth and the role she was to play in the miracle of Christmas.
From the play "The Light in the Darkness: a children’s Christmas pageant". What Joseph, the earthly father of Jesus, recounts the first time he heard of the Savior’s birth and the role he was to play in the miracle of Christmas.
From the play "The Light in the Darkness: a children’s Christmas pageant". In this script the Wise Men recount when they first saw the star that led them to Jesus and how they discovered the miracle of Christmas.
In this humorous parody of a certain well-known reality show, four mothers from the bible meet host, Pepper Saltsman, to discuss the amazing...and not so amazing...moments that led up to the birth of Jesus.
From the play "The Light in the Darkness: a children’s Christmas pageant". In this script the shepherds retell their encounter with the heavenly choir that announced the Savior’s birth.
This script is a love letter to your church staff and a chance to say “thank you” for all the small details that go into watching over God’s family.