In this comedic skit, Mr. Smith is looking for a job at the Rumor Mill and meets Ms. Tattle. However, both soon realize that they do not want to work in a place filled with gossip.

I n this skit on tithing, Jessie realizes that giving one tenth of a small amount of M&Ms is easy, but it gets more difficult to let go of 10% when there's a bigger bag of the chocolaty treats.

This funny skit demonstrates why being letting your yes be yes and no be no cuts through all the clutter and makes it clear who you are and what you believe.

Being a mom is hard. This skit reveals the hearts of three moms in three different seasons of motherhood. As they share their excitements, failures, insecurities, and loneliness, God shows up to encourage their hearts and give them what they need—each other!

This heartwarming monologue features a mother who tells her child about the many ways in which she has been stretched since becoming a mom.

What color would love be if we could see it? This children's skit is about all the things God has done to give life to his people. Can be performed live or virtually.

This skit tells the story of Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead. Written in English and Spanish, it's perfect for mission trips.

This skit includes a lot of audience participation as it tells the story of Jesus calming the storm. Written in English and Spanish, it's perfect for mission trips.

This lighthearted skit finds a woman visiting her doctor to discuss extreme worry and exhaustion. After several tests, there can be only one diagnosis—she’s a mom. (Includes options for a Mom of Young Children or a Mom of Older Children.)

In this Mother’s Day monologue, a discouraged mom finds that her old diary contains an encouraging surprise, even though most of the pages are blank. Can easily be performed live or virtually.

Can anything compare to a mother? No, not really. But this script attempts to explain a portion of her worth through a few similes. Can be performed live, virtually, or pre-recorded using 1, 2, or 3 actors.

In this duet, a Child calls Mom on video to get ideas for a gift since they are going to be apart this Mother’s Day. The call offers a glimpse at what moms really want. Can be performed on screen, live or prerecorded.

Willie is angry that Billy Shoemaker was mean to him at school, and it's all he can think about. Susie tries to help Willie see that carrying anger around only makes him (and people around him) miserable.

In this dramatic Easter monologue, The Little Drummer Boy has grown up and comes to a crisis of faith as he witnesses firsthand the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Includes instructions to incorporate the script throughout an entire Easter service.

What steals our joy and peace? The story of the thieves on the cross reminds us to seek the Jesus who offers hope of a life unburdened of fear and doubt, even in the direst of circumstances. This script can be performed on a socially distanced traditional stage, or via a video platform like Zoom.

Ethel and Clyde, an elderly married couple, watch as their neighbor buys several expensive items. Ethel is jealous and Clyde reminds her that they should focus on their own blessings.