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.
Julie is about to graduate and her mom begins asking questions about her future. It seems that Julie has no plans to use her degree. This skit shows both the importance of education and using what you learn in life.
The football game just ended and two guys from very different crowds meet in the locker room. We see that evangelism can take place under almost any circumstance. (5th Quarter)
As a young couple begins to take their vows, reminders of the past enter into the ceremony. It seems that the groom hasn't been honest with his new mate about his promiscuity. We learn that the dating choices you make seriously effect you for the rest of your life.
After making commitments to God and each other at camp, two friends return to High School. They grow apart as spiritual apathy takes one of them over.
This skit follows two friends through four different scenes, each representing a year of high school. We get asked the question, "What does success in high school look like?" and "What will our legacy be?"
The Apostle Peter recounts the events of Good Friday, Easter morning, and the days that followed, and realizes that the Savior he betrayed forgives him completely.
This skit is a human video: action done to music. This skit is set to Bonnie Tyler's "Total Eclipse of the Heart." This skit shows a person caught in a sea of sin and Christ coming to rescue her. The script comes with the Spanish translation for the cards used in the video. You may also want to use the Glee version of "Total Eclipse of the Heart."
Everybody loves a whopper of a tale. Especially the one about David and Goliath. And even more especially from the mouth of King David himself!
In this skit, a girl has a conversation with her best friend that just died. These two friends shared everything in life but the most important thing: saving faith through Jesus Christ.
In this first episode of a 3-part “Prodigal Daughter” one-act, Kelly, has run away from home and finds herself at the Graceland Mansion wondering why God let her mother die and if grace can ever be found again.
God will use any means necessary to get our attention. In this case it is a little girl standing in line at the grocery store wanting to get her mother’s attention that highlights God’s desire to break in to our busy lives and tell us that He loves us.
This drama is a modern day prodigal son story that shows: "He who has been forgiven little, loves little; but he who has been forgiven much, loves abundantly."
Kelly finds her run-away brother working in the Graceland cafe. He encourages her to go home. She encourages him to do the same. A stranger tells them they both need to go home in order to find the forgiveness that they both want.
How will it end? Kelly comes home a little more than nervous about what her family’s reaction will be. Will she find grace, or will she find accusation?
This comedy takes place in the local news station that has lost all of their video clips. This is a guaranteed laugh skit as the audience gets to watch the news crew act out each news story.
Larry’s an alcoholic… Buzz! An over-eater… Buzz! Okay, he’s a liar. With the help of a heavenly buzzer, Larry tells of a time when God used a Christ follower to really impact his life.