Project Everywhere

🕛 24 Hours to Save the World…

The countdown has begun. God has declared the end of the world is just 24 hours away. Now, the President and her top advisors must launch the most critical campaign in human history—convincing an entire nation to accept Jesus Christ before time runs out.

But with disbelief, media resistance, and logistical impossibilities in their way, will faith—and urgency—be enough to reach everyone, everywhere? Or will they be forced to choose who gets saved… and who gets left behind?

🔥 Project Everywhere© is a gripping, thought-provoking stage drama that challenges audiences to consider the power of urgency, the reach of the gospel, and the value of every soul.

Cast: 3 m or f

• Terry - government official
• Kim - government official
• Lauren - Madam President

Bible Reference: Revelations 1:3

Set: blank

Sound: wireless mics if available

Song: none

Lighting: standard

SFX: none

Props:

• table, chairs
• files and papers

Costumes: standard

Special Instructions: none

Time: 8

Sample of script:

im and Terry come on stage brusquely, greeting each other.)

Kim: Good day Terry, how are things at Finance these days?

Terry: Same old, same old, Kim. Busy, under the microscope from all who feel compelled to be the public watchdog—you know the drill.

Kim: Your portfolio in Finance and mine in Justice are the toughest on Capitol Hill.

Terry (laughs): When Madam President phoned us and offered cabinet posts, you’d have thought we’d be smart enough to ask for something easy, like Education or Environment.

Kim: Not sure Michaels would agree that the Environment portfolio has turned out to be a walk in the park, but I do get your point.

Terry: All the free thinkers in Cabinet simply dream their dreams, then it's up to me as Finance Secretary to somehow write the check.

Kim: Or for Justice to bend the regulations so as not to conflict with the plethora of charters of human rights!

Terry: Speaking of Madam President, any idea what this meeting is all about?

Kim: You got the same red-alert memo I did: "Clear schedules for the highest priority meeting.”

(Lauren rushes on stage.)

Lauren: Terry, Kim, sorry I’m late. Seems the President must be available to the media… Anyhow, my complaining is trivial compared to what lies ahead. Let’s get started.

(Lauren hands out files to Terry and Kim.)

Lauren: Now then… the Everywhere Project!

Terry: “The Everywhere Project!” Never one to aim low, are you, Madam President?

Lauren: It’s a project that cannot fail. It must go out to every person, and it must go out now! The entire project will be complete within 24 hours… Kim, Terry… the fact is… the world is going to end in 24 hours. It’s all there before you in the files.

(Kim and Terry, shocked, thumb through the files intently, frowning.)

Kim: You can't be serious—there must be… a… mistake.

Lauren: There is no mistake.

Terry: This says that… God… has declared this… Whoever heard such nonsense…

Lauren: Nonsense? Hardly. Check the information packet. It has all been verified.

Terry: Madam President, with all due respect to your well-known religious beliefs, I am an atheist. I do not believe in this religious mumbo-jumbo.

Lauren: Then Terry, I very strongly suggest that you start praying to whomever it is that you do believe in. You, like all the rest of us, have 24 hours.

Terry: 24 hours to do exactly what?

Lauren: To accept Jesus Christ as their personal saviour. Everyone, everywhere must be informed and convinced that this is their only chance. Now—how are we to get the word out to every corner of the nation?

Terry: This is ludicrous! No one is going to take this seriously!

Kim: Terry is right, Madam President. No one will take this news seriously.

Lauren: That is exactly right—and that’s why normal methods of information distribution simply won’t work. If we use television, radio, or newspapers, most of the left-leaning editorial staffs would simply ignore—or worse—downplay the information.

Terry: Can you imagine sending this out via email?

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