Christian Scripts and Church Dramas
231 Worship have been busy writing and collecting scripts for over 10 years. We have a wide range of church dramas and skits that can be performed for almost any occasion. Our Christian scripts are biblically based and can be used not only in churches, but most school drama competitions as well.
All of our scripts are downloadable, which means we do not actually ship anything. As soon as you find your script and checkout, you can download immediately and start practicing your skit or play.
Prayer is us communicating with God, but as Christians we oftentimes treat prayer as something to be checked off a list. We miss the part where we are building our relationship with the Creator of the universe.
Don't have the preparation time, massive cast of actors, or camel rental budget for a huge Easter production this year? We've got the solution: a hybrid between a Readers' Theatre and a Script that will help you present the Greatest Story Ever Told. The powerful story of Christ's death on the cross and the events leading up to his ultimate sacrifice.
The world's oldest and most cherished love story just got a little bit awkward.
A family prepares to meet an honored guest: the young soldier whose life was spared thanks to the sacrifice of their son. When the young man and the family meet, the family is met with the disappointment and awareness of the contrast between his life and the life of his substitute. Parallels a holy God's sacrifice for an unworthy people.
A group of men gather to discuss their lack of romantic inclinations, when a more evolved member of the group reveals that the secret to romance is simply being there for your wife.
Two wives have a message for their husbands about what they really want for Valentine's Day.
A talk show host has a popular guest with a big announcement- Cupid is retiring. But when "Cupid" gets a chance to explain, the truth about romantic love comes out.
It's his way vs. her way in the 11th annual Valentine's Day gone wrong for the Johnsons.
A date night reveals that being connected to the outside world is killing their connection to each other.
While a "fan" of Jesus only wants to be in the fan club as long as Jesus is doing something spectacular, a follower marvels at all of Jesus' works - even the quiet moments seen by few - and wants to live his live in the same way.
Bob's got his list of resolutions that he's convinced will make his life better, but his friend Jim isn't buying it.
A woman has a difficult time making commitments and sticking to her resolutions. But when she tries to return her latest resolution to the New Year's Resolution Returns Desk, she gets some help figuring out why it's so hard to commit.
This monologue, designed to be presented on Christmas Eve before the story of Jesus' birth is shared, expresses through one voice the many thoughts and feelings of those who are drawn to Christmas.
King Herod knew the birth of another king, Jesus, would mean his life would have to change. Do we recognize the same thing and that there cannot be two kings?
A woman reflects on her imperfections, resolutions over the years, and the changes each new year brings.