| The Beginning of the End |
Adam and Eve are
preparing their evening meal together when Adam discovers
that yesterday's pudding wasn't what he thought it was. (2) |
| Walls of Jericho |
Joshua and the battle
of Jericho: Joshua 5:13 to 6:21
A sketch written specifically for children’s workshops
where a lot of children are expected. A single narrator
tells the story (although it could be performed with two
narrators if necessary), and various children are chosen to
play key parts. (Unlimited cast) |
| The King is Dead |
Daniel 5: King
Belshazzar's feast where he sees the writing on the wall,
told from the viewpoint of one of the servants at the
banquet. (4) |
| Passport Control |
The three wise men near
their journey's end, but are confronted by a border guard
whose sole purpose in life seems to be preventing them
reaching Bethlehem. (4) |
| Beyond Passport Control |
The three wise men are
on their way home after having seen the baby Jesus. They
realise that God is telling them not to report back to
Herod, but to take a different route home. (4) |
| Whose Lunch is it Anyway? |
Matthew has just
arrived home after sharing his meagre lunch with Jesus and
then witnessing the feeding of the 5000. Try telling that to
your parents! (3) |
| After the 5000 |
Jesus has just fed the
5000 and the disciples are now taking the boat to the other
side of the lake when they see Jesus walking on the water
towards them. (Requires 4 speaking disciples and Jesus.
Could be staged with a minimum of 5, but other disciples
could be used as extras.) |
| Straight Street |
Ananias has returned
home after seeing Paul’s conversion to be greeted by a
less than happy wife. |
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