In this children’s musical drama, Sea School is interrupted on opening day by a huge argument, a big splash, and a fish with a belly full when Jonah plummets into trouble all because he chose to disobey God.

This delightful children’s parade is the perfect way to celebrate Palm Sunday. It requires no rehearsal, and can even get the entire congregation involved! Two townspeople await the arrival of Jesus deciding that the best way to celebrate is with a parade! The children join in the fun, parading through the aisles, waving their palm branches, and celebrating the coming of the King!

This Reader’s Theater focuses on Jesus’ example of how he used simple service to prepare his disciples…and us…to be true, willing servants to a needy and troubled world. Although designed for a Maundy Thursday service, this presentation could also be adapted in preparation for Good Friday.

How many of us get too comfortable in our faith and forget that we're called to become more like Jesus as we love and serve others? This funny (and maybe all-too-real) script will encourage people to step out of their comfort zones (or comfy chairs) and trust God.

Led by a charismatic ringmaster, this circus themed series is perfect for VBS or Sunday School. Stories feature Daniel the Lion Tamer, David the Sharpshooter, Joseph the Fortune Teller, Samson the Strongman, Noah and his Menagerie and Zacchaeus the Acrobat. This script bundle includes 6 scripts that will take approximately 4 minutes per script or 24 minutes in total.

In this humorous parody of a certain well-known reality show, six women from the bible meet host, Pepper Saltsman, to discuss love and how to overcome relationship challenges of biblical proportions.

In this easy to stage and fun skit, a married couple struggle with the results of a peculiar personality test that reveals more than they expected. Perfect for a series on marriage, relationships and finding God’s purpose.

An attorney is baffled when his client comes up with excuse after excuse for not taking advantage of his inheritance.

This powerfully simple monologue illustrates feelings of hope and hopelessness, anxiety and peace, faith and doubt as they are experienced, like many of those feelings are, all at once, in a moment, just before a sunrise…or is it a sunset?

This sweet and lighthearted script illustrates that being salt and light in a dark world can be a challenge, but necessary. Being a blessing must be intentional, and expressing God’s love in practical ways is what sets us apart as believers and points people to God. The world needs our sparkle!

Let’s be honest. We all tend to be a little judgmental. (Or maybe even a lot judgmental.) But we sure do tend to be blind to our own flaws. This humorous look at three over-the-top judgmental ladies is a light-hearted way to get us to see how we appear to God (and people) when we are constantly finding fault with others.

In this easy to stage and fun skit, a married couple find themselves stuck in an unusual place and use the circumstances as way to assess their marriage in a unique way.

A moving company is faced with a problem of whether it is legal or not to remove a mattress tag to aid in the moving process. Are we too legalistic at times as we face the “laws” of life?

One in five people are affected by mental health issues. Either in themselves, or with those they know. There are times when it becomes apparent in our churches too. This short and easy to stage monologue challenges the audience to consider compassion, understanding and grace.

Does God still hear? Sometimes we think that because we don’t get what we ask for then that must mean God hasn’t heard or answered our prayers. This short, easy to present and poignant script is quick to connect with the many thoughts and prayers of those in the audience.

Part of the Christmas Carols Collection, in this script the popular carol “Silent Night” is both sung and spoken together in a unique presentation of the music and the meaning within. Designed to be used together with other scripts in the series or stand alone.