Ministry Scripts
In this puppet play for kids, Willie, Joey, and Betsy talk excitedly about what they're doing for their dads on Father's Day. Betsy reminds the boys what the Bible says about fathers and offers encouragement that the Heavenly Father is also there for them.
When Annie volunteers to help in the toddler room at church, she discovers that her gifts are not suited for crying kids and messy diapers. This comedic skit is part of the Spiritual Resolution series and fits perfectly into a series about New Year's resolutions.
Annie decides to give away all her old things in an attempt to live a simpler life, but her motives are not quite right. This comedic skit is part of the Spiritual Resolution series and fits perfectly into a series about New Year's resolutions.
The idea of mentoring can be intimidating and conjure up crazy ideas, like awkward silence, a counseling session, or a visit with an oracle. This script helps break the ice for women exploring a mentoring relationship.
In this funny script, a woman pitches the story of Jesus’ life to two producers. While they can hardly believe what they’re hearing, they love the story. This script works well for holidays or for services about the life of Christ.
God’s marching orders don’t always make sense to us. On day four of the march around the city of Jericho, did the soldiers begin to question God’s unique and perhaps ‘seemingly bizarre’ plan? When we don’t understand God’s ways, we need to obey and persevere, trusting that we serve a God who always finishes what He starts.
A Pastor finds himself overwhelmed with all of the responsibilities of running a church. If only he had someone that would help carry the load.
So often a particular area is saturated with Bible-believing people and we need to be reminded that our reach could be so much farther. This sketch serves as a visual illustration that ultimately, it's about reaching out to those in the community.
The church is what we build it to be. We are the church. In this script, three actors address the audience directly, first with questions, then with answers. It is an anthem, a call to arms, a manifesto.
Two different groups from church are meeting and being observed by a Crocodile Hunter character. One has the right idea about a small group's purpose and the other can't seem to get past the ritual of organization.
Follow Jesus through His ministry as He makes His way to pay the ultimate sacrifice for you and me.