As word spreads that the Messiah is heading to Nazareth, people are getting excited and talking about all that they have heard. The excitement escalates as the news of His arrival spreads.

Jana engages a co-worker in conversation about her church; her priorities are contrasted with the realities of the Church around the world.

A young brother and sister visit a family counselor to talk through what went wrong and fractured their family.

Year after year, Memaw volunteers for VBS. Don't let Memaw serve the kids punch and animal crackers alone. Find her some help with this script and recruit some volunteers for VBS.

Jesse and Jordan need something from their father but are reluctant to ask. A humorous illustration of why we sometimes hesitate to go to God with our needs.

A zany game show opportunity goes wrong when contestants realize that all sin is a form of idolatry.

From Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday, Jesus goes from being ushered in like a king to being crucified like a criminal and then ultimately overcoming the grave. Hear people close to Jesus recount his final week. The script pack includes all 5 scripts (Andrew and Philip, Mary of Bethany, Malchus, Simon of Cyrene and Salome) as well 5 different slides, sermon helps, music, a countdown and artwork that you can use for promotional materials, programs or whatever else you want to create.

When hearing that Jesus is coming through their modern day suburban neighborhood, Pete, Sal, and Jack are more concerned about the state of their yards than the state of their hearts- which have more in common than they know.

Three siblings are hired to clean the garage, and the one hired first has an issue with the wage paid to the one hired last. A retelling of Jesus' parable of the "workers in the vineyard."

It's late at night in the barn and the animals are all excited! A baby was born and they were there to greet the newborn King. This script is perfect for your Christmas Eve service or for a Children's Sermon.

Bill's concerned that the true meaning of Christmas has been compromised so he comes up with an alternative to Santa.

Four unnamed characters expose the brokenness and pain in their lives, and speak Scriptural truth about God's intimate knowledge and care for us. This scene combines four monologues with responsive readings.

Three actors provide some humorous, real-life examples that suggest that perhaps we don't listen as much as we think we do.

Crystal has three pesky voices following her around that are constant reminders of her imperfections and just how much she loathes herself.

Depression can be crippling, but we serve the God who is unfazed by our discouragement and will not go away. Here are 3 testimonies in a Reader's Theatre of ones who have experienced victory.

While on a family trip, Rick and Toodie both learn the importance of asking for directions. A fun, fresh perspective on prayer and pride.