Evangelism and Pre-evangelism

Evangelisticman

17 August 2015
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Evangelisticman By Warren Judkins Summary After several setbacks, our evangelistic superhero begins to modify his methods. Characters Narrators 1 and 2 Evangelisticman…

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How To Instal Love

06 January 2015
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How To Instal Love How to Instal Love By Rick Anderson, based on an idea by an unknown author. Summary A Customer Services Representative gives computer style…

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Good Enough

Barry Brannen · 22 December 2014
Style
Dramatic.  
Duration
5min.
Actors
2M/F
Summary
Jack & Jill are discussing Bible truths. Jack is a sceptic. Jill is a Christian.
Script

(The pair enter. Jill:, quite calmly, slowly strolling. Jack: is more animated & agitated.) Jack:    You just can’t cope with life on your own, so you need this…

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The Weapons Of Our Warfare

William Derek Graham · 10 November 2014
Style
Light-hearted.   
Duration
8min.
Actors
7M
Characters
Captain Mainwaring Sergeant Wilson L/Corporal Jones Private Godfrey Private Frazer Private Walker Private Pike
Summary
Based on the British TV comedy series, “Dad's Army”. The men of Whitehaven-on-Sea Home Guard Platoon brainstorm on ways to use evangelism to defeat the enemy.  Note: It is recommended you check out some YouTube clips of “Dad's Army” to get the flavour of the characters.
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  (The men march in two abreast and form two ranks. Captain Mainwaring, assisted by Sergeant Wilson, instructs them regarding the forthcoming visit by senior officers…

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I Will Tell Them There's Plenty of Time

Author unknown · 07 March 2014
Style
Drama.   
Duration
  5min
Actors
6M/F
Characters
Devil, 5 demons
Summary
Echoes of the Screwtape Letters, by CS Lewis. Once the devil decided to hold a competition to see which of his demons could come up with the best scheme to stop ordinary people seeking God and finding Him. (Adapted from a piece by an unknown author. Dramatix welcomes any information to help us locate the original author.)
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Devil: Right, listen up. As you know, the enemy has been too successful in recruiting mortals to his cause. We need to find a new strategy to keep them out of his…

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Your Call

Bob Denison · 15 May 2013
Style
Dramatic           
Duration
5min
Actors
2M/F, 2M, 2F
Characters
(use teens for teen audience, college-aged for college audience, etc.) EHB- embodied heavenly being (man or woman) M1- man 1, husband of wife 1 W1- wife 1 M2- man 2, husband of wife 2 W2- wife 2 MW3- divorced man or woman
Summary
A mysterious host invites a number of people to a meeting. This skit uses the familiar yet still effective “earthly visit by a heavenly being” format. Its purpose is evangelism and is suitable for all age groups, including teens. To be most effective, a somewhat higher level of acting skill for some of the cast is recommended.
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(Brisk pace throughout. Almost rapid-fire delivery of EHB lines at times.) (All but EHB are seated on folding chairs in a line, 45 degree angle to audience, chairs in…

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A Glimpse of Hell / Awaiting Heaven

Terri Savage · 15 May 2013
Style
Dramatic       
Duration
5min each
Actors
1M/F, 1VO (skit 1) and 2M/F (skit 2)
Characters
Lilly                 Voice Setting: Alone center stage – unsure of surroundings- faces audience throughout
Summary
These two contrasting skits are meant to be performed back-to-back for maximum impact. They are structured for teens but are appropriate for any age old enough to know right from wrong. The first skit reveals the horror of Hell, the second the joy of Heaven. Their main emphasis is evangelism.
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  Skit 1: A Glimpse of Hell  Summary: A teenaged girl almost dies from drugs but is given the chance to see where she would go after death. Will it make a difference?…

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What's It All About?

Andy Lund · 29 January 2013
Style
Light-hearted.   Duartion: 6min
Actors
2M
Characters
  Pete, Andy
Summary
Two friends debate the meaning of life (or not). Originally written as an intro to a Year 10 lesson where Religious Education tends to become more philosophy, this sketch can be used in a variety of settings. Done in the style of British comedy duo Peter Cook and Dudley Moore.
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(Andy reading book) Pete:  You know you can’t help wondering, Andy. Andy:  (Annoyed at interruption) Oh yeah.  Wondering.  Know what you mean…. About what, Pete?…

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I'll tell them there's plenty of time!

Sheila Hamil · 25 January 2013
Characters
(Either just Narrator, or Narrator plus five evil spirits)
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Summary: Once the devil decided to hold a competition to see which of his demons could come up with the best scheme to stop ordinary people seeking God and finding Him.…

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Inoculation

Andy Lund · 25 January 2013
Style
Light-hearted.  
Duration
7min
Actors
2M/F
Characters
Doctor, patient
Summary
 This was written as part of a course on apologetics.  I read in an Alister McGrath book, I think, that people often reject Christianity without really knowing the real thing. Seems a shame, especially as we are talking about something which lasts beyond this life.
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Doctor:  Good afternoon.  How can I help you? What seems to be the problem? Patient:  Well, doctor, I was thinking prevention is supposed to be better than cure - so…

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Take the Tablets

Andy Lund · 24 January 2013
Style
Light-hearted.   
Duration
6min
Actors
2M
Characters
  1 and 2
Summary
 A short sketch based on the thought that you have to take the medicine to get better rather than concentrating on the illness, with the underlying idea, how can we know what we can trust.  It was developed originally as part as an apologetics course but can be used in a variety of situations.
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1:  You look depressed. 2:  Been to the doctor, haven’t I? 1:  What about? 2: That thing with my arm.  You know that mark, the red line going up it.  Creeping…

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Faith at Work II

John Wayne Samples · 19 December 2012
Style
Dramatic.   
Duration
7min
Actors
2M/F
Characters
PETE & CHRIS. Nothing special about either character. Props: Basic office supplies. A telephone with the ability to ring, or at least a ringing sound effect. Staging: One table large enough for both people to work at the same time. They can be drafting, working on computers, or just about anything. Stools are better than chairs. Note: You may need to update the references to make them more contemporary for your situation.
Summary
Two co-workers, one a Christian, discuss current affairs. This leads to a discussion of religion which puts pressure on the Christian to witness. The audience usually identifies with the wrong character, then gets blind-sided by the realization that their real-life behavior may be closer to a chicken than the lamb. Key words: Witnessing / Faith / Hypocrisy / Walking the Walk / The Workplace
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(Chris is already sitting as the scene opens.) Pete enters and speaks as he moves. PETE Hey, Chris. Ready to get to work on that project? CHRIS Hi, Pete. Yeah, I think…

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