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There are 25 sketches in Volume 1. Buying performance rights to these sketches individually would cost more than £50, but you can get rights to all 25 in Volume 1 for just £17.99 Derived from Biblical text or with Biblical characters, going from Genesis to Revelation, ending with New Testament and Old Testament themes. Skits re the birth, death and resurrection of Jesus are included in Christmas and Easter categories. Adam discusses with God the possibility of him having a mate. But their ideas are rather different. more2 male actors
£2.80 Two beggars discuss the impact of Jesus's healing. Loosely based on Mark 8 22-26more2 actors (1 should be male)
£2.25 TVs top commentators report on one of Jesus's best known miracles. Loosely based on Luke 9:10-17 more3 male actors
£2.80 A country gent insists on paying his workers a full week's wage for a few hours work. Based on Matthew 20:1-16 more2 male actors
£2.80 A husband and wife bicker about their child, and how he compares to their neighbours' son, Jesus. more1 male & 1 female actors
£2.80 Life has challenges, even as a Christian (sometimes, especially as a Christian). Teenagers discuss issues of pre-marital shopping with their vicar. In this sketch, shopping is used as a metaphor for sexual activity. more2 male & 1 female actors
£2.80 Sports presenters discuss the night's TV viewing. A sketch that demonstrates how sport has become a religion for some people. more2 male & 1 female actors
£2.80 How easy is it to be a Christian at work? Not very, when you're in charge of the Colisseum. more2 actors
£2.25 Does the current obsession with physical appearance help any of us to find the perfect partner. Or is there more to love than beauty? more1 male & 1 female actors
£2.25 A documentary-style sketch about the way Christians are seen by non-Christians. more2 female & 1 male actors
£2.80 How helpful is it when our friends try to use the Bible to solve all our problems? After all, even the Devil quotes scripture. more2 actors (1 should be female)
£2.80 Sometimes it feels like God isn't there, and sometimes we behave like He isn't. These sketches confront these issues. A woman tries on her new-found Christianity in a dress shop. But the nips and tucks she asks for show how we all like to choose the aspects of faith that suit us. more2 female actors
£3.25 A savage look at our hypocrisy in matters of third world trade. more2 male & 1 female actors
£2.80 An uncomfortable look at teenage pregnancy around the world. more2 male actors
£2.25 A news programme broadcasts a self-expose of how news is used to distort our view of the world, and make it seem like the Devil's on top. more1 male & 1 female actors
£2.25 A poem about troubles in the middle east, based on the words and metre of the popular carol. more1 actor
£2.50 How easy is it to share our faith with others, and what do we say about Jesus? A street evangelist encounters a man and they both change each others' views about what it means to share the Good News. more2 male actors
£3.25 A modern local newspaper reporter tells of his quest to find out about Jesus. more1 male actor
£2.25 A couple prepare a meal for their guests, but are they preparing a sumptuous meal, or an evangelical meeting? more1 male & 1 female actors
£2.25 A team of missionaries gets lost in the jungle. more3 male actors
£2.80 A woman looks for a new religion in the car sales room. But does she want a run-around for the weekend, or something for a longer journey? more1 male & 1 female actors
£3.25 A few sketches with prayer as their theme. Three people pray aloud. Loosely based on Luke 15:7-10 more3 actors
£2.80 Do we really know what were praying when we say the Lord's Prayer? This version will make you think. more1 actor
£2.80 How do we think about God? What does the Bible say about his character, his mercy, his grace, his vengeance? A couple visit a counselling service to discuss their relationship. But all is not what it seems. more1 male & 2 female actors
£2.80 Heaven - what is it? where is it? and how can we hope to get in? It's easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of heaven. Here's why. more1 male & 1 female actors
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