Bible Skits for Kids
Christian Skits and Bible Dramas - Where Kids Act On Their Faith!
Bring Bible stories to life with Christian skits and dramas designed for children to perform. Sunday School Network's Bible skit resources invite children to participate in telling the Bible story -- where children act on their faith!
Memorization isn't required. Children can read their parts as they act, making these skits easy to use with a variety of ages and abilities. Through acting, role play, and creative storytelling, kids become active participants in the lesson rather than simply listening to it.
They're especially practical for small churches and mixed-age groups, where teachers need flexible resources.
Our ready-to-use Bible skits are ideal for Sunday School, children's church, midweek programs, Bible clubs, and Christian classrooms. Choose from skits based on the life of Jesus, the Gospel of Mark, Ruth, Esther, the Christmas story, and more.
Lights,
Camera, Action Bible Skits: The Life of Jesus as Told in the Four Gospels
25 Bible skits based on the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Available in paperback and e-book.
Lights,
Camera, Action Bible Skits™ The Gospel According to Mark
21 Christian skits based on the Gospel According to Mark. Available in paperback and e-book.
Lights,
Camera, Action Bible Skits Based on the Book of Ruth
Available in paperback and e-book.
Lights,
Camera, Action Bible Skits™ Book of Esther
Bible skits based on the Book of Esther. Available as an e-book.
Bethlehem
Drive Through Event
Bring the Christmas story to life with a Bethlehem Drive-Through! This interactive Christmas drama is a fun and effective way for your church or youth ministry to share the message of Jesus with your community during Advent.
Testimonial Reviews
* I used your Ruth script as my Bible time with
my kids (9 and 7) a couple of nights ago. They love these things! But as you
might expect, someone else doesn't (if you know who I mean). Well, suffice to
say he tried to disrupt our Bible time by overcoming both of my kids with
self-centered urges and had them succumbing to fits of yelling and stomping out
of the room because they each had been slighted on the number of parts or lines
or whatever it was.
So, Bible time over right? Satan won, right? Not exactly. My daughter, Ali,
comes to me about 20 minutes later and apologizes for her behavior and asks for
my forgiveness. Totally unsolicited. She is 7 and this is the first time she has
ever done that without being prompted. Hallelujah! What Satan meant for evil is
turned into good by God once again. Bottom line for me right now is that these
skits have power obviously and should be set up to succeed as much as possible.
~ Steve Cook / AudioOven.com
* I find these Bible skits to be BEAUTIFUL! Thank you very much.
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