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.
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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
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Two intertwined monologues by Rachel and Leah based on Genesis 28-30. Leah describes what life was like for someone who never measured up no matter how hard she tried, who was never loved. Rachel describes the pain of never having anything truly her own. Ends on a faint note of hope as Rachel hopes she has finally conceived. Keywords:
FamilyWishingAdversityBitterness
A teenager starts out trying to do his own thing, and finds out about Jesus. Now he is confronted with the visual of his life; what it appears to others and to himself; and then is determined to practice what he preaches. Keywords:
CharacterChoiceJesusObedienceTruthImage Of GodIdentityWisdom
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