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.

In this easy to stage and humorous skit, a couple finds themselves stuck in a canoe while on a river adventure. As they struggle to figure out how to free themselves, each discovers a deeper meaning of their larger journey together, and the power of finding His center along the way.

Actors: 2 Minutes: 4

Stories are told by the body art…the ink…tattoos…that many wear. Some are joyous flourishes; some reflect important relationships or life events; some are reminders of unresolved pain. This monologue explores stories that go from pain to the freedom that comes from finding true peace and hope through God’s grace. It can be used as a stand-alone piece, or to start or enhance a message.

Actors: 1 Minutes: 4

Realizing the significance of the role of the father, this script is a prayer for the needs that every dad experiences. Perfect for Father’s Day or a message about parenting.

Actors: 2 Minutes: 2

In this heart-warming reader’s theater skit, children and teens take on the role of dad and try to make each other (and the audience!) laugh while telling classic “Dad jokes.” As they do, they remind us that wisdom is often found in the funniest of places.

Actors: 6 Minutes: 4

In this Back to the Future parody, two adults go “Back to School” to relive some of their fondest memories and end up learning some memorable lessons from the Bible to take with them into the upcoming school year. Perfect for a back to school service, family night or fall Sunday School kickoff.

Actors: 5 Minutes: 10

In this fun kids’ script, Delmar learns how annoying a whiny complaining voice can be and his friend Elroy helps him break this bad habit by thinking about how he will use each breath of air, to whine and complain, or to be thankful.

Actors: 5 Minutes: 10

From labor and delivery to watching adult children start their families, a mother is always learning to breathe.

Actors: 1 Minutes: 3

A friend who won’t put down the junk mail to receive her birthday gifts parallels how we often hold onto lesser things instead of receiving God’s better gifts for us.

Actors: 4 Minutes: 3

A church bus rider tries to figure out if he wants to ride the team bus or the tour bus.

Actors: 3 Minutes: 3

Just like a regular clean out of the fridge is necessary to keep the mystery grossness at bay, this quick illustration reminds us that daily confession of our own filth is important for purity and freedom.

Actors: 2 Minutes: 2

A spin off the Netflix series, “Is It Cake?” This script asks the question Is It Fake? It portrays a game show in which the contestants need to discern authentic truth from deceptive lies.

Actors: 3-11 Minutes: 50

An artificial intelligence toaster can predict when someone wants toast by analyzing their voice and behavior. A conversation between a mother and daughter about the predictive nature of the toaster turns into a moment of unexpected connection and genuine self-reflection.

Actors: 4 Minutes: 5-7

Filled with floral imagery and playing off the old game of picking flower petals one by one, this sweet children’s readers’ theater script requires no memorization or prior rehearsals and can easily be paired with the suggested craft, which can be given as a Mother’s Day gift.

Actors: 2-10 Minutes: 3

In this moving modern retelling of the well-known parable, we hear the story told from three perspectives…the prodigal child, the older sibling and the parent, and are reminded that God’s love for us is constant and ever present.

Actors: 3 Minutes: 5

Life is challenging and exhausting at times, especially as a full-time working mother with seemingly endless responsibilities. It’s easy to become so overwhelmed by life’s many frustrations that we fail to notice the blessings all around us.

Actors: 1 Minutes: 6

Moms wear many hats. This script represents the physical, spiritual, and mental load that mothers carry.

Actors: 2 Minutes: 5