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.

The Bible has some "notorious" characters who encounter the truth of Jesus and whose lives show his transforming love in all its glory.

Actors: 1 Minutes: 5

The Bible has some "notorious" characters who encounter the truth of Jesus and whose lives show his transforming love in all its glory. This script is from the woman at the well in John 4:4-42.

Actors: 1 Minutes: 5

The Bible has some "notorious" characters who encounter the truth of Jesus and whose lives show his transforming love in all its glory.

Actors: 1 Minutes: 5

A brother and sister reminisce about their childhoods and how their mom taught them about unconditional love.

Actors: 2 Minutes: 5

Live from Jerusalem, it's the Palm Sunday Parade! Join in and listen to the color commentary as the crowd gathers to welcome a King.

Actors: 4 Minutes: 6

A comical "welcome to church" sketch designed to put church visitors as ease and to encourage church members to bring their friends.

Actors: 3 Minutes: 4 minutes

A series of eyewitness accounts that dramatically retell the course of Christ's ministry leading up to his crucifixion. These scripts will help your church prepare for Easter. They highlight major events in Christ's life and how they impact people's lives today. The purchased package includes eight total scripts: John the Baptist, Simon Peter, Temple Cleansing, Nicodemus, God's Voice In the Thunder, Palm Sunday, Peter's Denial, and Nobody But Jesus. The package also includes supplemental materials like: MP3 Music as seen in videos, 8 Weeks of Sermon Notes, a Countdown Video, a Motions Pack, a Stills Pack, Sermon Slides and Artwork for your church programs and promotion.

Actors: Minutes: 30 minutes

John The Baptist may have never set out to talk much, but listen as he describes ending up with a front row seat to the beginning of Jesus' ministry. Includes music used in video version.

Actors: 1 Minutes: 3 minutes

After being put in his place, Peter recounts being called "Satan" and how he realized that the one needing saving wasn't Jesus, but himself.

Actors: 1 Minutes: 3 minutes

Widowed and just wanting to worship, a woman describes the scene at the temple when Jesus drove out the money changers and the kind of rescue that meant for her. Includes music used in video version.

Actors: 1 Minutes: 4 minutes

He was a Pharisee, but one that wanted to hear what Jesus had to say. Watch as Nicodemus retells the conversation with Christ that helped him focus on how less really could be more.

Actors: 1 Minutes: 4 minutes

Listen as a follower of Jesus describes her experiences with thunder, creaky elbows and seeing Jesus on the night of Passover.

Actors: 1 Minutes: 4 minutes

A guy borrows one donkey and never hears the end of it. Listen as one of Jesus' followers describes the atmosphere around Jesus' triumphant arrival on Palm Sunday. Includes music from video version.

Actors: 1 Minutes: 4 minutes

Watch as Peter painfully recounts the events leading up to his darkest hour. Great video for Good Friday services. Includes music from video version.

Actors: 1 Minutes: 5

Jesus lived a short life, but in that time, he did so much. Perhaps even more than his accomplishments though, what is so profound is his unique ability to be everything we needed and be everything that no one else could. Based on a sermon by Sam Storm. Includes music from the video version.

Actors: 5 Minutes: 2

In the interest of fairness and mutual respect a woman issues an open apology to men, as they navigate the complicated maze that is femininity.

Actors: 1 Minutes: 4 minutes