A young girl feels like Job in this Christian monologue as she starts out on her phone having a fight with a friend and then gets a call from her doctor telling her that she has leukemia. She feels devastated, but she just talks things out with God and comes to a peaceful ending. Very dramatic with lots of emotion.

5-7 minutes. Could be played by a boy with a few minor changes. Learn More

In this MOTHER'S DAY skit, two sisters are trying to decide what to do for Mom on Mother's Day. (could easily be 2 brothers) They toss ideas back and forth but nothing seems right. What they really want to do is something that is really on their mother's heart. One of them gets her prayer journal and begins reading her personal prayers, as the other one objects to this invasion of privacy. But when they hear what their mom prays for each of them... they quickly sober up to the truth that the best present would be for them to change some things about themselves.

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This short play was written as a drama to go along with a choir cantata for Christmas. There are only three actresses, a grandmother and two teenage girls. Becky always spends a weekend with her grandmother at Christmas time and this year, she gets to bring along her best friend. They have a great time doing holiday type things and Becky's friend learns a lot about the true meaning of Christmas and what it means to have Jesus put a song in your heart.

3 actresses (1 adult and 2 teens) About 20-30 mins. Learn More

This CHRISTMAS play is basically a shorter version of "The Right Connection" It has been shortened from the 50 minutes and has fewer characters. The story and dialogue is almost identical about the girls basketball team having a weekend retreat close to Christmas. As they gather, they talk about how their lives have been since high school and all the changes. One girl in particular had the biggest change of all, a complete transformation. The Christmas message is not as strong as the gospel message which is shared and two of the characters get saved.

Cast of 7 females and 2 males (or could be 9 females) about 15-20 mins Learn More

This is a short 5 minute INDEPENDENCE DAY sketch about a meeting between Abigail Adams and Martha Washington. The meeting and the words spoken are fiction but the letter that Abigail reads is an actual letter from her husband, John Adams, written on the day of the vote for independence from Great Britain. The letter is long and the bulk of the sketch. Not much to memorize. This skit is also found in the larger productions of "Founders of Freedom" and "God Bless Our Land". There is a longer version with more actors called, "The Patriots: Abigail and Martha".

2 actresses. 5 mintues.

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This short drama is about taking the time to count your blessings and be thankful for what you have. A window clerk at the post office hears one sad story after another that makes her think twice about her own complaints. The humor comes from the actress playing the clerk, as she hears the stories, she begins to become emotional and then loses control of her emotions when she hears the fifth story. The point is clearly made... and you can go out with a laugh as this poor woman loses it.

6 actresses. (Some of the parts can be easily re-written to be male) About 10-12 mins. Learn More

Cutting is a growing problem among youth today. This skit deals with one young lady who has begun to make cuts on her arm, and her two friends who want to try to help her. One friend is a believer, and quickly discovers that ganging up on her in a strong confrontation may not be the best way to help her. This is also a scene from the play, "The Bench."

Three female actors. About 8-9 minutes.

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This is a one act play (good for VALENTINE'S DAY) that takes place in a hair salon. It's Melissa's wedding day, so she and her mom and her sister are all coming in for the big make-over. A couple of other colorful characters show up and we end up with a big discussion on marriage, men and lots of humorous bantering. Melissa talks openly about her Christian views on marriage which actually has an effect on Charlotte, whose life has not been all that spiritual.

7 actors (all female) ages vary from teen to older adults. 20-25 mins. Learn More

This is a short, 5-6 minute skit about a couple of college girls who are talking about the one's new faith is Christ. Without even realizing it, the new Christian is witnessing to the other one about her need for a Savior, but her friend rejects the offer and suggests they find new roommates.

Two actors. Probably both female, but could be changed to two males. Learn More

A modern day Job story with Jr High or High School girls. Josie feels like her life is falling apart. Her family may have to move to a big city, her grandmother is in the hospital and could die, her face has broken out, she got an F on her test and she has a cold sore on her mouth! Here come Josie's friends to give her advice. Is that what she needs? Finally, one friend shows her compassion and true friendship and actually helps Josie find her strength in God.

5 females. About 7 minutes long. Easy costumes and props. Learn More

A skit done with 3 actors of any gender about someone dreaming of the rapture and going to heaven. This is written as 3 women, but it can easily be 3 men or a mixed cast. A woman falls asleep waiting for the auto club and finds herself waiting in line to have her luggage taken and shrunk down to what is actually worthwhile. (She goes from a 3 piece set to a small make-up bag) A couple of angels meet her and help her along till it's time to wake up and realize it was all a dream. The message can be about doing those things that really count for eternity and also being ready at any time to go before the Lord.

3 actors About 7-9 mins. Learn More

This is another sketch about Marguerite, the make-up girl. This time Marguerite is a smaller part as the skit starts with two women from church who meet at the make-up counter and begin talking. It starts out as a pretty normal conversation until one of the women shares a prayer request that is supposed to be kept private. As she leaves, another lady from church shows up and the information is shared, but not very accurately. By the time Marguerite hears it, it is totally wrong and she always gets things mixed up anyway because she is foreign and doesn't always understand what is being said. What ends up being a serious case of gossip turns into a funny end when the original woman returns to be greeted by a distraught Marguerite. This is similar to the sketch "Lipstick".

5 females (one part is very small) about 15 mins. Learn More

Loose lips sink ships, as they say. This sketch is about speaking out of turn and how easily something shared becomes gossip. Marguerite is giving free make-up demonstrations and two ladies from church come to get their faces done. Personal things get shared and what should be sad is actually funny. You see, Marguerite is foreign and she doesn't always understand what is being said and often gets things wrong. Sometimes humor is the best way to get the point across. Liver spots on a mother's hands become spots on her own liver and they begin to talk about her death. A lip injection is mistaken to be a liposuction. You will have fun teaching this important lesson and get made over at the same time. This is similar to the sketch "Lip Service".

3 actresses. About 14-15 mins. Learn More

This short skit is about a guy sitting on a park bench when an old friend sits down next to him and surprises him. The reason he is so surprised is because the friend had died. You figure that out as the story goes on and that this friend has come back from hell to ask the guy why he didn't tell him about Jesus. Something to make you think.

Two actors. Could be two males or two females. Only 5 minutes. Learn More

This is a sketch that focuses more on prayer than Christmas.... but it takes place at Christmas. Beth is a middle aged woman who is very stressed out and has become doubtful of God hearing and answering her prayers. She falls asleep and wakes up to see a messenger of God who has come to help her. He/she takes her into her past (like A Christmas Carol) to see herself as a child, a bride, a young mother and then into the future to see herself as an older woman. As she watches herself pray, the angel reminds her that those prayers were heard and answered. This renews her faith and brings her strength and comfort.

6 actors (all female, or the angel could be male. Also... the little girls could be played by the same actress) About 15-17 mins.

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Three teenage girls discuss their struggles with growing up and what it is like to be under the protective authority of your parents. A picked rosebud becomes the object lesson as the girls talk about how to cope with changes and what the rosebud could symbolize in their lives.

3 teenage girls, (two younger, one older) and 2 women. About 17-18 minutes.
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Five teenage girls are having a slumber party and suddenly two of them pull out some liquor that they snuck in. This comes as a big surprise to the others, and one in particular voices her stong opinion. She is mostly concerned about them dying without Christ, so for the first time, she openly shares her faith with her friends. They choose to ignore her and she leaves the party. A sudden shock ending comes as the girls get the news of their friend being killed by a drunk driver on her way home from the party.

Five actors. Just under 10 minutes. Learn More

This is a two person version of the monologue, "Having Him Around". A woman is visited by her friend and it seems that all they can talk about is what things are like now that her husband has retired and is home all the time. Sometimes humorous and sometimes serious, this skit ends with her realizing the good things that she finds in her new situation.

Two women. About 7-8 mins. Learn More

This is a longer version of the "Abigail and Martha" script with a few added characters. As these ladies gather for tea, they discuss the views of the patriots verses the loyalists, before Abigail reads her monumental letter from her husband, John. This skit is also a scene from the play, "A Nation Of Ordinary People".

Cast of seven women. (two could be younger girls and one could be a male) About 8 or 9 minutes. Learn More

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A girl's high school basketball team has a three year reunion in the mountains in a cabin around Christmas time. As the girls arrive for the weekend, we see that only some of the girls are Christians. It doesn't take long to figure out that the coach, Joanie, has become a believer since they were all together. The most popular girl, Lindsay, who was the one with the most potential, has arrived a bit battered by an abusive new husband. Most of the girls are hoping that Lexi ("The freak")doesn't show up, but when she does, all are stunned by her undeniably drastic change. She is now a radiant, beautiful Christian. Sara, the team champion, gets saved after hearing Lexi's dramatic testimony, and Lindsay follows her in making the same decision. A very strong salvation message with some tie-ins to Christmas along with some carol singing by the girls. The title is taken from a line in the play where Sara, who wants to go pro, can't seem to make the right connections. She learns that Jesus is the only connection she really needs. There is a shorter version of this play (15-20 mins) with fewer characters called, "A Weekend Before Christmas".

Cast of 12 females and one male (small part) about 50-55 mins. Learn More

Four ladies meet together to work on their individual scrapbooks. As they discuss what they think of each others' work, they begin to talk about how each of them is a scrapbook that God is putting together.

4 actresses, about 9-10 mins. Learn More

Bertha and Sheri are two sisters who are planning a Christmas party. Bertha is very worried about things getting done while Sheri is more focused on her quiet time with God. As you may have guessed, these two characters are based on the sisters, Mary and Martha in the Bible. As they try to work together, more problems occur and they finally realize that God has other plans and they end up inviting a needy family rather than their friends. There are two obvious main characters and a few extras at the end with just a few lines. The Christmas theme can easily be taken out for a non-seasonal time.

6 actors (all female, 5 adult, 1 child) About 10 mins. Learn More