Sketch #1: There Was A Young Woman
A narrated mime, a haggard young mother helps others like her identify their need for connecting with other young mothers.

Sketch #2: What to Wear?
Two women are discussing what they will wear to an upcoming women’s event at church.

Sketch #3: Who Wants to Be A Million-Dollar Mom?
A spoof on the popular game show, “Who Wants To Be A Millionaire”, this shows that the difference between the world’s view of motherhood is very different from God’s view.

Sketch #4: How to Build A Bridge
A seeker is reading a book entitled, “How To Build a Bridge”. As a conversation develops with passers-by, they all begin to realize that the standard ways often build walls not bridges. Finally, they understand that the book refers to building spiritual bridges.

Sketch #5: Let's Play Church
The Church service has begun. As the members go through their routine, a lost person gets the “cold shoulder.”

Sketch #6: The Cure
The Communicator tells a story about the cruelty of his family doctor who refused to give him lifesaving medicine. The Communicator realizes that when he does not share Christ with a friend, he is guilty of the same cruelty.

Sketch #7: Elizabeth
Elizabeth, mother of John the Baptist, delivers this monologue, thinking out loud about the birth of her son and the upcoming birth of the Promised One.

Sketch #8: Precious Memories
A loving grandparent (with grandchild in arms) speaks about how things used to be, but though times have changed, God has not.

Sketch #9: The Party
A guy goes to a party and hears several “voices”. But only one is from God.

Sketch #10: The Storytelling Man
Jesus tells these two classic stories (The Lost Sheep, The Lost Coin) to illustrate God’s love for us all.

Sketch #11: Me . . . Give?
Three teens, thinking out loud, express their inability and hesitancy about giving to missions and outreach causes…until they encounter some needs face to face.

Sketch #12: Lottie's Dream
The mother of the famous Baptist missionary, Lottie Moon, thinks out loud, contemplating her daughter’s passion and call to foreign missions.

Sketch #13: The Benevolence Corps
A group of volunteers are distributing care packages to needy people. But then they encounter someone with a different kind of need…a hidden one.

Sketch #14: Bound to Grow
A plant is being watered by a gardener, when the plant speaks and tells the gardener he’s root bound. The plant makes the connection between plant life and spiritual life.

Sketch #15: The Discovery Zone
A believer is actually defining his (or her) spiritual comfort zone when another believer questions this action.

Sketch #16: The Offering . . . Who Needs It?
Three readers begin to “perform” a reader’s theatre piece about praise when one of them gets a little stuck on the part about bringing an offering.

Sketch #17: Where Your Treasure Is
Retelling and contrasting Jesus’ experience with a rich man and a poor widow.

Sketch #18: Sparrows, and Lillies, and Foxes . . . Oh My!
Combining several of Jesus’ teachings about worry and anxiety, this piece contrasts God’s care for birds and flowers and His constant care for His children.

Sketch #19: What Does God Sound Like?
Designed as a reader’s theatre piece, this refers to Elijah’s experience at Mt. Horeb when he heard God’s voice in a way he hadn’t expected.

Sketch #20: Fresh Fruit
A shopper is looking for fruit of the spirit, but the grocer is trying to sell her not-so-fresh produce.

Sketch #21: A Change of Heart
A narrated mime presents a woman’s struggle to improve herself; however, she discovers that the changes need to happen from the inside

Sketch #22: I'm Truly A Lady
A monologue delivered by the Statue of Liberty gives a glimpse into what she sees everyday.

Sketch #23: Family Drama (3 Parts)
Capitalizing on a popular credit card ad, each short drama asks the question, “What value do I put on my family relationships.” Each part can be used separately to set up a sermon on family.

Sketch #24: Jack and Jill
A familiar nursery rhyme is re-written about a marriage in trouble.

Sketch #25: Blame Game
Ron and Elise have just found out that their daughter has a learning disorder. Each parent blames the other’s gene pool for causing their child’s problem.

Sketch #26: Nature's Kingdom
In the format of a “discovery” program, the audience studies the habits of a boorish husband, a domineering wife, and a disrespectful teenager. Three 3-minute “episodes”.

Sketch #27: The Un-Fairy Tale
A narrated mime (in two 2-minute parts) , a young couple enter marriage with a fairy tale-like attitude. However, when the pressures of life begin to set in, the marriage began to suffer.

Sketch Book #1
Includes Sketches 1-10 in one PDF.
Titles Include: There Was A Young Woman; What to Wear?; Who Wants to Be A Million-Dollar Mom?; How to Build A Bridge; Let's Play Church; The Cure; Elizabeth; Precious Memories; The Party; and The Storytelling Man.

Sketch Book #2
Includes Sketches 11-19 in one PDF.
Titles Include: Me . . . Give?; Lottie's Dream; The Benevolence Corps; Bound to Grow; The Discovery Zone; The Offering . . . Who Needs It?; Where Your Treasure Is; Sparrows, and Lillies, and Foxes . . . Oh My!; and What Does God Sound Like?

Sketch Book #3
Includes Sketches 20-27 in one PDF.
Titles Include: Fresh Fruit; A Change of Heart; I'm Truly A Lady; Family Drama (3 Parts); Jack and Jill; Blame Game; Nature's Kingdom (3 Parts); and The Un-Fairy Tale