ENGAGING VBS SKITS FOR EVERY CHURCH
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Sower and the Seed Series
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Seeds on the Run
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Knights of the Round. . .ish Table
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The Parable of the Lost Hats
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Is Your Teen's Room a Disaster Area?
Every family knows the battle.
A teenager insists there is a "system" to the piles of clothes, books, and mystery objects covering the bedroom floor. Mom has reached her limit. Dad tries to play peacemaker. What follows is a lighthearted conversation that many parents will recognize immediately.
A funny and familiar family skit that turns a messy bedroom into a lesson on Christian character and orderliness.
Behind the Curtain
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Rehearsals are not punishment
We have all been there—standing in a quiet church hallway, looking at our watches, and wondering where half the cast is. But rehearsals do not have to feel like a...
Rehearsals are not punishment
We have all been there—standing in a quiet church hallway, looking at our watches, and wondering where half the cast is. But rehearsals do not have to feel like a...
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Cue the Confetti: Stepping Onto the Stage for a...
Well, the house lights are shining, the overture is playing, and there is an extra candle on the cake today! It is my birthday, and as I blow out the...
Cue the Confetti: Stepping Onto the Stage for a...
Well, the house lights are shining, the overture is playing, and there is an extra candle on the cake today! It is my birthday, and as I blow out the...
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You Don’t Need a Clipboard to Direct a Church P...
Welcome to “Directing Your First Church Play”! If you’re feeling nervous, you’re in good company. Most first-time directors aren’t worried because they don’t care—they’re worried because they do.
You Don’t Need a Clipboard to Direct a Church P...
Welcome to “Directing Your First Church Play”! If you’re feeling nervous, you’re in good company. Most first-time directors aren’t worried because they don’t care—they’re worried because they do.
