This powerful contemporary Reader’s Theater challenges all who seek redemption and healing to run to the foot of the cross, and then embrace the promise of the empty tomb, and the glory to follow.

This collection of scripts presents the crucifixion through the eyes of three pivotal figures: Mary Magdalene, Peter, and Judas. In powerful monologues, each confronts their role in Jesus's fate. Mary grapples with grief and unwavering faith, Peter with the agony of denial, and Judas with the weight of betrayal. The collection ends with a Reader’s Theater that holds the mirror up to You and Me offering a raw and intimate exploration of faith, doubt, and betrayal at the heart of the Passion story.

Mary Magdalene’s life was changed forever the day she met Jesus…the Savior who gives life, hope, and freedom. This script is a part of a 4-part series written for a Good Friday service.

Judas had high hopes for Jesus, but Jesus just wasn’t the type of savior that Judas wanted. Things start to fall apart for Judas, and his regret is more than he can bear. This script is a part of a 4-part series written for a Good Friday service.

Peter’s frustration and anger over a bad day of fishing turns into pure joy when he meets Jesus. But at the end, his optimism turns into despair when he chooses his fear over faith.

Mary finds herself on a lonely bus ride back from visiting her husband in prison. With his parole denied yet again, her hope fades into despair. A fellow passenger, Evelyn, shares her own redemption story, highlighting how Christ came into her life to free her from a personal prison of bitterness and regret. Mary’s hope is rekindled, as they continue their healing journey.

Actors tell the story of a faithful guy named Noah and a faithful God who displays His justice and mercy.

We are sinners saved by God’s gracious redeeming blood through His Son, Jesus. This script is part four of a 4-part series written for a Good Friday service.

This set of four scripts explores various themes through four periods in the life of Mary, the mother of Jesus.

A glimpse into the child, Mary, before she was the mother of Jesus. This script can be used alone or as part of the “Mary for the Ages” bundle.

This script can be used alone or as part of the “Mary for the Ages” script bundle.

This script can be used alone or as part of the “Mary for the Ages” script bundle.

This script can be used alone or as part of the “Mary for the Ages” script bundle.

A woman in Jerusalem, Judith, thinks about the various names Jesus is called while discussing his entry into town on the back of a donkey. This is the first monologue/scene from the collection, “Thy Kingdom Come” series and can be combined with the other monologues/scenes to form a full play depicting the thoughts and reflections of the Disciples and others as they move through the events of Holy Week.

James discusses the events of the Last Supper and how a simple meal of bread and wine became so much more. This is the fourth monologue/scene from the collection, “Thy Kingdom Come” series and can be combined with the other monologues/scenes to form a full play depicting the thoughts and reflections of the Disciples and others as they move through the events of Holy Week.

Mary Magdalene excitedly recounts finding the empty tomb and realizing that Jesus Lives again. This is the eighth and final monologue/scene from the collection, “Thy Kingdom Come” series and can be combined with the other monologues/scenes to form a full play depicting the thoughts and reflections of the Disciples and others as they move through the events of Holy Week.