This humorous Reader's Theater pays tribute to moms by looking at the multitude of helpful things she always has handy in her purse, reminding us that mothers are always there to help us out with whatever we need.

This Readers Theater reminds us that moms can often be critical and judgmental of each other, while encouraging women and mothers in the audience to support and help one another.

As Cam prepares to take her infant son for immunizations, she fears for the pain he will experience, and the pain she'll feel as a result. God reminds Cam that her love for her son is a lot like the love and care God has for her.

Jody gets the ultimate surprise and gift on Mother's Day, when her millennial children offer to spend the entire day with her, doing whatever she wants. And they're doing it without their phones or tablets in hand!

A lighthearted skit celebrating motherhood in remembrance of Mother's Day.

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

In this funny skit, a married couple discovers that becoming new parents is overwhelming, scary, and potentially a bit messy. But they trust that God will help them figure it all out.

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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.