In this monologue the audience is challenged to guess the true identity of the character and his connection to Christmas. This portion of the larger script, “My Christmas Connection,” focuses on Charles Dickens as he begins to create his masterpiece, "A Christmas Carol". He writes this work of art in order to convey the idea of true freedom and justice to the people of England.

This is a 4-Part Advent Series Script Bundle including the following scripts: “The Magi: Part One” “The Magi: Part Two” “The Magi: Part Three” “The Magi: Part Four”

Years after Jesus healed ten men with leprosy, several gather for a reunion and reminisce about the day their lives changed forever. Their celebration becomes uncomfortable when someone asks a simple question: Why did only one of them go back and thank Jesus?

At God’s imaginary Thanksgiving Complaint Department, Christians arrive intending to register their gratitude, yet every expression of thanks comes attached to a complaint. A patient receptionist gradually helps them discover how easily the word “but” can erase the blessing that came before it.

A man asks Siri, his digital assistant, to create his Thanksgiving gratitude list. Unfortunately, he can find something wrong with every suggested blessing. Eventually, the technology identifies the real problem: he doesn’t lack blessings—he has simply stopped noticing them.

This Reader's Theater presents the unique perspective of the manger that held the Christ child.

Two homeless men alone on Christmas Eve discover the true meaning of Christmas and the joy of sacrificial giving. This versatile script that delivers the Christmas message through the vehicle of script and Christmas songs. The script can be used with pre-recorded Christmas songs or suggested group singing, and can include a message (e.g. pastor’s reflection or short sermon) if desired. The script includes options to be performed as a stand-alone sketch, a short Christmas Eve program, or a complete Christmas church service.

Sally and Ben had great intentions when they decided to tell the Christmas story to their neighbors in a unique (and loud) way. However, their great intentions lead to literal fireworks that take out a bird house, spook a Mary-carrying donkey, and reveals that a manger is not sparkler proof. While cleaning up in the aftermath, Sally and Ben realize that the real best light show came by way of that quiet manger, giving us the light of the world.

In this monologue the audience is challenged to guess the true identity of the character and his connection to Christmas. This portion of the larger script, “My Christmas Connection,” focuses on the Wiseman as he searches for the new born king.

In this monologue the audience is challenged to guess the true identity of the character and what his connection is to Christmas. This portion of the larger script, “My Christmas Connection,” portrays the Shepherd as he retells the story of the angel choir’s visit to the hillside.

In this monologue the audience is challenged to guess the true identity of the character and her connection to Christmas. This portion of the larger script, “My Christmas Connection,” portrays Rahab as she talks about forgiveness and redemption found only in Christ.

In this monologue the audience is challenged to guess the true identity of the character and her connection to Christmas. This portion of the larger script, “My Christmas Connection,” focuses on Mary as she grapples with and ultimately surrenders to the task of raising the Son of God.

A cast of mysterious characters, some belonging to the traditional Christmas story, some to history and others to modern Day, come to proclaim (and see if the audience can figure out) their connection to Christmas. They tell their stories, reveal their identities, and explain how the gifts of Christmas have changed who they are.

This two act play combines both Miss Finch plays into one complete story celebrating the magic of Christmas and wonder of Jesus’s love. Share the joy as Gabby Gazoo and the other Newvillians teach the grinch-like Miss Elvira Finch what Christmas is all about. And when her father, Frances F. Finch, turns the Christmas pageant into a flashy festival the next year, it’s up to Miss Finch and Gabby to save the day and remind the town of Newville that Christmas is a celebration of Jesus’s lasting love and peace on earth. With the help of a friendly narrator who speaks entirely in familiar rhyme this entertaining holiday comedy is fun for actors of all ages and will delight audiences, while reminding them what Christmas is all about. This play is a combination of "How Miss Finch Stole Christmas" and "How Miss Finch Saved Christmas".

Ms. Elvira Finch hated Christmas... but not anymore! Now she loves everything about it—the lights, the decorations, the presents, the singing and yes—even the noise! So when Ms. Finch finds herself in charge of this year’s Christmas pageant, she plans the biggest, boldest, most glitter-tastic Christmas extravaganza Newville has ever seen— that is, until her father, the filthy rich Frances F. Finch, returns from the Oldeville Retirement Village to get rid of Christmas once and for all. And when Father Finch finds a loophole in the town charter and creates a new holiday called Finchmas, it looks like he just might succeed. Luckily Gabby Gazoo and the other Newvillians step in to help Miss Finch save the day and remind the town of Newville that Christmas is more than a flashy festival... it’s a celebration of Jesus’s lasting love and peace on earth. With the help of a friendly narrator who speaks entirely in familiar rhyme, this entertaining sequel to the popular holiday comedy, How Miss Finch Stole Christmas, is a delight for actors and audiences of all ages.

In this easy to stage, fun and meaningful skit, a shepherd thinks they’ve hit on an idea on how to better manage their flock… by literally speaking their language. Their friend tries to convince them that a true shepherd works to make sure the flock hears their genuine voice, so when the flock wanders, they’ll respond to the one they can trust to get them home.