The Prince of Peace entered into this world on a night that was anything but peaceful. This script portrays the Christmas story as outlined in the Gospels and reiterates our need for the peace that Christ brings. Part of the full play, One Chaotic Still Night, this script can stand alone and serve as an intro into a Christmas sermon.

After reading to his/her daughter at bedtime, a parent compares hero stories to that of Jesus, proclaiming Him the ultimate hero.

This script is perfect for young children to perform a short Christmas play. Simply telling the story of Christ’s birth as outlined in the Gospels, this requires little to no practice. This script would also work for a Sunday school class or a short children’s sermon.

When the shepherd leaves the flock to go look for lost sheep, one of the lambs complains that it’s too dangerous for the shepherd to leave the flock behind until he discovers that he was once lost, too.

This script is a humorous testament to the power of mothers. Can be performed as a duet or monologue.

In this one-act, children's Christmas Eve play, the story of Jesus' birth is told. As the storyteller narrates in rhyme, Joseph, Mary, the Innkeeper, and a Shepherd share their stories.

This lighthearted retelling of the story of Jean Valjean from Les Miserables helps demonstrate what mercy is all about.

Boxbob doesn’t know how to pray, so Boxsue teaches him the Lord’s Prayer and helps him understand what it means. This is a series of six very short skits about The Lord’s Prayer. They may be presented on consecutive Sundays, on different days of Bible school, or all together as a longer drama for the children.

Overwhelmed by life, a woman (or man) decides to give prayer a try and is surprised when God answers back.

The high school class of 2020 has lost so much, but this Readers Theater script will help uplift and honor seniors as they realize that the experience has opened their eyes to ways God is working and preparing them for what comes next. This script is divided into 6 parts but can be divided with how many ever seniors you have. This interactive script is designed to be flexible for any community or church wanting to support the class of 2020. For example, it can be a Zoom presentation for a virtual youth group or church service. And/or video with music, etc., of each senior doing a line then cutting to another senior reading the next line and so on and so forth.

This skit tells the parable of the Prodigal Son. It is ideal for mission trips, as it presents the message clearly and in a straightforward way.

This skit tells the story of Noah and the ark and is designed for mission trips. The script is also provided in Spanish.

Tommy and Eddie hold a brainstorm session with an elite team to come up with a new way to make the Bible more exciting.

A daughter calls home before Christmas to inform her parents of a change of plans that will take her away from the family for the holidays, causing mom and dad to rethink their priorities.

Romans 8:38 takes on a bit of a "who's on first" interaction as Tommy and Eddie discuss the "nothing" that can separate us from the love of God. It's a perfect way to set up a message or discussion on the passage, or to simply remind people that nothing they do will ever stop God from loving them.

In a take on the classic tale The Christmas Carol, Carol accidentally falls asleep while doing laundry on Mother’s Day and has an odd dream in which she runs into herself in various forms. Through it, she learns a gentle lesson about the blessings that come with motherhood.