What Makes it Special

What makes the sanctuary special? Is it the building, the people, the activities, or is it the presence of God?
A young person comes back home to find that everything has changed.

Sample of script:

Mel: Man, it's great to come back to the old hometown!

Tracy: You have been away, what is it, three years now?

Mel: Almost four and a half try!

Tracy: Wow, amazing! Didn’t realize it was that long ago.

Mel: I simply can not believe how much the town has grown!

Tracy: Well, you know, since the auto parts manufacturing plant moved into town everything has just boomed!

Mel: And all the new homes that have been built, so gorgeous! Hey, I am gonna go back and see my old house, I have been missing it so much! Especially since Mom passed away . . I just wanted to . . you know. . . see it all again.

Tracy: Uh, listen, why don’t we like, go over to my house, my mom would just love to see you again!

Mel: Well, sure, but first, I really would like to wander over to Elmwood Terrace, my old home, just for old times sake, know what I mean?

Bert comes on stage

Tracy: Hey there Bert, you remember Mel, used to live on your street, moved away.

Bert: Hey Mel, how's things in the big city?

Mel: OK, busy, glad to be back for a visit though. I was just going over to see the old house.

Bert: Better not go too close, those rottweilers would sooner chew your leg off than look at you! And the people in the house are even more scary.

Mel: You mean, in my old house?

Tracy: Well, fact is, your old house really isn’t at all like your old house anymore. Fence is mostly broken down . .

Mel: You mean the nice picket fence my dad and I built?

Bert: Yard is all grown up in weeds.

Mel: What about mom’s orchids?

Bert: Not sure what the people are growing in there, Bert, but I can tell you for sure it is not orchids!

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What makes the sanctuary special? Is it the building, the people, the activities, or is it the presence of God?
A young person comes back home to find that everything has changed.

Sample of script:

Mel: Man, it's great to come back to the old hometown!

Tracy: You have been away, what is it, three years now?

Mel: Almost four and a half try!

Tracy: Wow, amazing! Didn’t realize it was that long ago.

Mel: I simply can not believe how much the town has grown!

Tracy: Well, you know, since the auto parts manufacturing plant moved into town everything has just boomed!

Mel: And all the new homes that have been built, so gorgeous! Hey, I am gonna go back and see my old house, I have been missing it so much! Especially since Mom passed away . . I just wanted to . . you know. . . see it all again.

Tracy: Uh, listen, why don’t we like, go over to my house, my mom would just love to see you again!

Mel: Well, sure, but first, I really would like to wander over to Elmwood Terrace, my old home, just for old times sake, know what I mean?

Bert comes on stage

Tracy: Hey there Bert, you remember Mel, used to live on your street, moved away.

Bert: Hey Mel, how's things in the big city?

Mel: OK, busy, glad to be back for a visit though. I was just going over to see the old house.

Bert: Better not go too close, those rottweilers would sooner chew your leg off than look at you! And the people in the house are even more scary.

Mel: You mean, in my old house?

Tracy: Well, fact is, your old house really isn’t at all like your old house anymore. Fence is mostly broken down . .

Mel: You mean the nice picket fence my dad and I built?

Bert: Yard is all grown up in weeds.

Mel: What about mom’s orchids?

Bert: Not sure what the people are growing in there, Bert, but I can tell you for sure it is not orchids!

The complete script, plus all 1,600+ other DramaShare scripts, are available at no charge to DramaShare members, non-members may purchase the individual script.