Mothers Day Scripts

Modern Family Turmoil

A mother talks sentimentally about motherhood amidst the chaos that is “her life”.

Actors: 5
Minutes: 5

Questions Without Answers - A Mothers Day Reading

This is a monologue or reading about Biblical mothers and our own mothers

Actors: 4
Minutes: 4

Flowers For Mom

A man stops in at the florist, but struggles with ordering the right flowers for his mother. He ultimately realizes an even better gift.

Actors: 2
Minutes: 7

Spontaneous Mother’s Day Thanks

A man walks onto the stage and bumbles through an apology that there will be no clever Mother’s Day video this year. He is “spontaneously” interrupted by people in the congregation, who all express their gratitude to, and for their mothers.

Actors: 10
Minutes: 4

A Message For My Mother

A new mom calls to thank her mother after an eventful trip to the grocery store with her young baby. This humorous Mother’s Day monologue is a perfect way to say Thank You to all mothers for their selfless acts of love.

Actors: 1
Minutes: 4

The Miracle of Mom

Jessie and Laura meet under magical circumstances when a feather falls between them as they walk in a park. Fast-forward five years when they are married with two kids. The miracle of love and the magic of the falling feather is buried under piles of laundry.

Actors: 2
Minutes: 5

The Surprise Shower

Becoming a mother involves so much more than meets the eye, so it’s important to know where we should look for help.

Actors: 6
Minutes: 5

The Mom Zone

Two women find themselves in “The Mom Zone” on Mother’s Day morning. It is a place where they are allowed to just “be”. When they return from this magical place their families will never take them for granted again.

Actors: 3
Minutes: 4

Mom Therapy

A mom is gets real during a therapy session while a wise and caring therapist puts things into perspective.

Actors: 2
Minutes: 2

Remembering Mom

Danielle discovers that a pair of tulip bulbs, forgotten in an old pot under the kitchen sink have started to bloom, despite being left in the dark. The strange occurrence helps her to finally deal with the grief she’s hidden away over the decades after losing her mom, buried deep down in part because of the busyness of raising her own family.

Actors: 1
Minutes: 5

The Wonder of Moms

Willie made his mom a Mother’s Day card, but after Susie and Sammy make fun of it he’s a little ashamed to give it to her. But once Willie’s mom sees the card, they learn that moms come with “special eyes”.

Actors: 4
Minutes: 6

A Letter To My Mom

Use this easy to pull together Mother’s Day script to share the comedy and sincerity that is in the blessing of motherhood.

Actors: 6
Minutes: 5

The Beautiful Burden

Three Mothers, of all ages, muse on memories of their children from the past and present and the ones that may be yet to come as they reflect on what a beautiful burden motherhood is to each of them.

Actors: 3
Minutes: 3-5 minutes

Mom’s Are Fruity

Not all moms are the same, and depending on our circumstances, Mother’s Day can be bittersweet for some. This monologue attempts to connect with all ladies who have a Momma’s heart, and who bear the fruit of motherhood.

Actors: 1
Minutes: 4

Designs By Sophia

Two women compare their perceived inadequacies as wives and mothers until they are confronted by an unlikely source.

Actors: 3
Minutes: 6

In the Family

A brother and sister reminisce about their childhoods and how their mom taught them about unconditional love.

Actors: 2
Minutes: 5

Just Like You, Mom

Have your Moms pulling out their tissues and ruining their mascara this Mother’s Day with this sweet Readers Theatre script spoken by children.

Actors: 3
Minutes: 1-2 minutes

Mother’s Day Explained

Gary and Grady attempt to explain the purpose behind Mother’s Day and remind us that moms are so much more than just good cooks and cleaners.

Actors: 2
Minutes: 4-6 minutes

I Always Knew You Loved Me

Kids aren’t the only ones who mature - so do moms. Three adult children speak about their mothers, who seeming have only one thing in common: love.

Actors: 3
Minutes: 6-8 minutes

Dear Mom

Being a mom is one of the most thankless and difficult jobs there is, but hopefully this monologue will give the amazing moms in our churches a small glimpse into how much they are appreciated.

Actors: 1
Minutes: 3-5 minutes

Mom’s Messy Mission

It’s been said that being a mom is one of the toughest jobs in the world. But sometimes, as moms, we often wonder how we’re actually contributing to God’s command to go out and make disciples.

Actors: 1
Minutes: 4-6 minutes

A Mommy’s Prayer

As moms, we are the hardest on ourselves with how we think we’re doing. In this skit, a mother and her child have two very different perspectives on how their day went.

Actors: 2
Minutes: 4-5 minutes

What Mom Does For Us

Dad and the kids want to surprise Mom on Mother’s Day with flowers, a gift and a card. But when she comes home, she goes straight to bed, calling for tissues and medicine. Mom is sick! This never happens! What will they do without her?

Actors: 4
Minutes: 4-5 minutes

The Mom Song

Tommy and Eddie deliver a special Mother’s Day message, but Tommy gets a little carried away in song. Perform

Actors: 2
Minutes: 3-5 minutes

All Mom Wants

As moms, all we want is to have happy and healthy kids who love and appreciate us. (And maybe a spa day and a little bling every now and then.)

Actors: 2
Minutes: 3-5 minutes

An Essay on My Mother

This script shows appreciation for our mothers from the perspective of a Small Child, a Teenager, a College Student, a New Parent and an Empty-Nester in that succession.

Actors: 1-5
Minutes: 5-6 minutes

Love Words

Two friends are choosing cards for their wives. One thinks he’s the “wifewhisperer” who knows what women want, but the other just wants to tell his wife what’s in his heart.

Actors: 2
Minutes: 2-3 minutes

Family Matters

Three very different sisters and their families spend Christmas (or Thanksgiving) together, personalities clash, and some things never change.

Actors: 3
Minutes: 8-10 minutes

Conversation with Mom

Moms never stop being moms. Julie, a mom herself, realizes that her mom just wants the best for her during a phone conversation. This script is a monologue with Julie on the phone when her Mother beeps in on the other line. Initially annoyed with her Mother, Julie is reminded how much she loves her mother.

Actors: 1 Female- mid 20’s-40’s
Minutes: 2-4 minutes

Best Part of Mother’s Day

A mom and dad go over the events of the day, which is Mother’s Day. Sometimes the best moments are the ones that can’t be made.

Actors: 2
Minutes: 3 minutes

What the Stick Said

You have two kids and it’s time to get on with life, right? Well, only if that’s what God has in mind. In this skit two friends talk over the nature of God’s plans while waiting on a pregnancy test.