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Skit: The Loneliest, Homeliest Waddif and How He Changed

by Paul Holte | Jul 27, 2011 | Free Resources, Skits | 3 |

The loneliest, homeliest little Waddif experiences Grace and changes forever.

Skit: Invitation to the Dance

by Helen Jameson | Jun 1, 2009 | Free Resources, Skits | 2 |

Jesus invites us to dance with Him for eternity. His arms are open, ready to receive a partner. He leads, and we follow. Who will accept the invitation to dance with Him?

Skit: The Identity Expo

by Jeffrey Kunze | Sep 1, 2005 | Free Resources, Skits | 3 |

Casting about for an identity that “works” during the teen years is terribly hard. Wouldn’t it be easier if identities could be bought and sold across counter tops? If being all you could be only meant purchasing a few items at the big Identity Expo? The characters in this skit try to do just that, and in the process learn that the “basic must haves” of anyone’s identity come free.

Skit: The Faithless Zone

by Gretchen Jameson | Mar 1, 2004 | Free Resources, Skits | 5 |

In the voice of The Twilight Zone, five characters make choices without the guidance of integrity. Without a moral compass youth may find themselves lost in The Faithless Zone.

Skit: I was a Teenage Nobody

by Paul Holte | Mar 1, 2004 | Free Resources, Skits | 8 |

The central character of this poem-like skit is “Nobody” who mourns a lonely life rejected by “Them”. It takes the intercession of “Somebody” to show acceptance, love, and the community of the body of Christ.