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.
This is a Readers Theater piece about our National Anthem and the faith of the man who wrote it.
A little boy wonders about the power of the flag, while a figure from its history tells the story of the night the flag changed his life, reminding us at the end from where our help comes.
While Susie and Sammy wait for Willie and Joey to arrive at the picnic grounds, they pass the time playing a game called “Famous Quotes”. Throughout this Independence Day skit Joey learns a little bit about the history of his country and the faith of its founding fathers. And a mischievous Willie sees to it that the 4th of July celebration doesn’t end without a proper “Big Bang”.
Celebrate our country’s birthday with this Readers Theater about the struggle and sacrifice our Founding Fathers made to realize the dream that is America.
When his brother leaves, the Perfect Son becomes self-righteously sure that he is the only one who deserves his Father’s love. The Prodigal’s return reveals the Perfect Son’s imperfect heart.
A major milestone reminds Dad that it is God, not him, who ultimately directs his daughter’s life. A great script for Father’s Day, graduation recognition, or a celebration of both.
A young girl thanks her Father for not only being her Father but for choosing to be her Dad.
Ever wonder what dads in the Bible were like? Probably not that much different than dads of today. This is a Reader’s Theatre celebrating dads!
Buddy has everything he could ever want...except for joy. So he sets out to find how others have joy despite their lack of material possessions.
Jack is about to deploy overseas with the US Army for a 12-month stint. After a week of what Eva thinks is a terrible stomach flu, Jack insists that they see a doctor. Congratulations and shock are prescribed when they discover that instead of falling prey to bad batch of chicken wings, Eva is in fact pregnant and Jack is about to become a deployed father.
Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego are faced with losing their lives because of their faith in God.
On graduation day, Marco is chafed to discover that his Degree of Responsibility is much smaller than he thought it would be. Now if he can only get the Powers That Be to fix their obvious error.
Emily, an honor student, is waiting for College Admission letters and receives responses from her top three school choices on the same day. Her parents nervously wait for Emily to come home to read their contents, and a mysterious fourth letter that is addressed to Emily that’s in a beautiful golden envelope with no return address.
A Readers Theater for graduates; Appropriate for Baccalaureate services or other graduation ceremonies.
Two passengers on a plane discuss trust and why it’s important to know your pilot.