Here are the members of the Tator family: Speck Tator: He likes to watch everyone else rather than get involved in anything personally. He is always on the outside looking in. He is usually expert at evaluating and helps those who are participating by cheering them on. But because Speck has the advantage of watching from the stands, he can also make unrealistic assessments from a distance and be quite fickle with his support. Dick Tator: Dick doesn’t consult anyone. He makes all his decisions more ===>
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SUPER-CHRISTIAN TO THE RESCUE!
Comments Off on SUPER-CHRISTIAN TO THE RESCUE!You might want to create several more of these and feature one each week at your youth meeting. For example, at some time during each meeting, Super-Christian arrives “just in the nick of time.” The kids will laugh as well as learn something. Daughter: (runs on stage—her bedroom) Oh, Mom, you never trust me! You never let me do the things I want to do. I always have to follow your rules or Dad’s rules or Gramma’s rules or my teacher’s rules. I never get to do what I want to do! Mom: more ===>
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SONGS OF THE HEART
Comments Off on SONGS OF THE HEARTActors The cast calls for eighteen speaking parts, though many can be combined, so that a group of eight to ten can just as easily present the drama. There is no need for elaborate costumes or props. Small items, such as horn-rimmed glasses for the Brain and a muscle T-shirt for the Enforcer, are sufficient to develop individual roles. The Director, John Newton, and the Messenger can be played by adults if necessary. In fact, the Director might most naturally be played by the actual choir director more ===>
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THE $64,000 TESTIMONY
Comments Off on THE $64,000 TESTIMONYActors Announcer Buddy Barker Adelle Haggerty Judge Judge Judge Judge Aunty Ruth Goldenrod Barry Speerchucker Equipment Costumes Action Announcer: It?s the $64,000 Testimony! And now, here?s the host of the $64,000 Testimony, Buddy Barker! Barker: Thank you, thank you! You?re too kind! Please hold the applause! Thank you. We?ve got a tremendous show for you with some stiff competition! See how well you match up with our judges as we rate the testimony of our first contestant, Adelle Haggerty! more ===>
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SAYIN’, DOIN’, OR BEIN’
Comments Off on SAYIN’, DOIN’, OR BEIN’Actors The characters in this skit are two demons, one a little smarter than the other. The reference to the “Enemy” is to God, as in C. S. Lewis’ Screwtape Letters. Action Leo: (Ernie is seated reading a newspaper. Leo rushes in.) Ernie, Ernie, you gotta help me. I’m just about to lose a client. Ernie: What do you mean? You’ve never lost a client. Leo: I think I’m losin’ my touch. Ernie: Get ahold of yourself, Leo. You’re not losin’ it. You’re one of the worst demons I more ===>
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