View Script: "Forgiveness" Script details (as entered by the author): Script Details (viewed 34,220 times) Script title: Forgiveness Script Author Hank & Darlene Brooks: Profile | Scripts Date uploaded: February 18 2004 Average rating: 1 (Terrible) 2 (Pretty bad) 3 (Pretty bad) 4 (Average) 5 (Average) 6 (Good) 7 (Good) 8 (Very good) 9 (Very good) 10 (Fantastic) 7.6 (Good) 7 votes (View) Description: Two puppets accidentially knock over their grandfather's bee hive. After the bee finishes chasing them around the stage, they are afraid to admit what they did and ask forgiveness. Grandma gives the great advice, "It's not easy to say I'm sorry, but it's good for you." It will set you free. Message from Hank & Darlene Brooks: This play is a combination of great fun (when the bee chases the puppets) and great emotion (when the puppets learn that to be free of the guilt they must learn to be brave and ask for forgiveness). Keywords: Adversity, Authority, Character, Courage, Fear, Forgiveness, Repentance, Sin Most appropriate ages:  From 4 yrs old, to 9 yrs old Materials: Number of puppets: 5 Number of non-puppets (ie humans): 1 Approximate running time: 5-10 (minutes) Script language: English Christian/Non-Christian/Either: Either Download/View Script Viewing the Script - Left click on the links below.  This will work on most browsers. Downloading the Script - Right-click on the link and select "Save Link As...". MS Word format (DOC): Script available Adobe Acrobat format (PDF): Script not available in this format Plain text (TXT): Script available HTML format (web page on this website): Script not available in this format MP3 sound file: Script not available in this format HTML format (web page on another website): No link entered Video Link: No link entered Tell a friend  Report a Problem  Free DOC viewer  Free PDF viewer Rate This Script Please be constructive and treat the author's work with respect. Blank ratings of 1 will be removed.  Information entered below will be publicly available. Your Rating: 1 (Terrible) 2 (Pretty bad) 3 (Pretty bad) 4 (Average) 5 (Average) 6 (Good) 7 (Good) 8 (Very good) 9 (Very good) 10 (Fantastic) Your name (optional): Your e-mail address (optional): Comments heading (optional): Comments (optional): More Like This   1. Leadership by Joe Medrek  - View script Rating: 0.0 , Votes: 0 Grampa Crispy, and Gramma Sweetie have a "debated" discussion on "Who really is the Leader" anyways. Is Sweetie the leader, or is Grampa Crispy? You decide. Keywords: Character  Courage  God  Obedience  Persistence  Responsibility  Truth  Disciples  Authority  Leadership  Talents  Politeness   2. Unconditional Love by Joe Medrek  - View script Rating: 6.5 , Votes: 4 This skit is really a lot of fun, and really funny. It's about man's best friend, ABBY the DOG. And he visits with the kids at Sunday School. He shares with the kids about who, and what he loves the most. It's really hilarious. Keywords: Character  Friendship  Fun  God  Helping others  Jesus  Obedience  Parents  Adoption  Talents   3. Left Behind - Forgiveness by Kay Clark - View script Rating: 0.0 , Votes: 0 Jamie gets left behind when his friends run off to catch the bus. He is very mad but a friend reminds him not to repay evil for evil but with kindness. Jamie decides he wants to be Christ-like. Keywords: Anger  Bitterness  Choice  Forgiveness  Friendship  Obedience  Revenge / Vengeance  Self-control  Sensitivity  Tolerance   4. An Upside Down Christmas by Merrylue Martin - View script Rating: 9.1 , Votes: 18 GrandPa shows Molly how "upside down" the world's view of Christmas really can be, by using the endearing story of the Candy Cane as an example. Gives kids a fun way to tell their friends about Jesus and the true meaning of Christmas. Keywords: Christmas  Family  Forgiveness  Fun  God  Heaven  Identity  Image Of God  Jesus  Priorities  Sharing   5. Teasing by Geoff Holding - View script Rating: 7.3 , Votes: 2 This script shows the kind of trouble you can get youself into and the pain you can cause others by teasing. After the guilty party engages in some self examinataion, their honesty and repentance leads to a restored relationship and the offended party seriously considers faith in Jesus. Keywords: Anger  Forgiveness  Friendship  Humility  Judging  Repentance  Self-control  Sensitivity  Speaking  Teasing

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