Lent/Easter Musicals

In the Big Inning by David Guthrie, Rob Howard and Cyndi Nine

Christmas Musicals for Church

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HUR: That is my name. ANNOUNCER 2: No, we're asking whaaaat's your name? HUR: (not quite hearing) Lot's my name? No, Lot lived ages ago. ANNOUNCER 2: I didn't say "Lot's" your name, I said "what's" your name? HUR: And I told you. ANNOUNCER 1: (exasperated) Mr. Aaron, could you please tell us the name of your teammate so that we can announce it properly? AARON: Hur. ANNOUNCER 2: Yes … her, but … isn't she a he? You're not saying, he's really … she? AARON: No, I'm saying he's really … "Hur"! ANNOUNCER 1 & 2: We give up! ANNOUNCER 1: Well, this is really interesting. While we've been trying to figure out "him and her" down there, it looks like they're going to give an intentional walk. ANNOUNCER 2: Yep … looks like they're going to pass over Moses. (Kids are chanting, "Moses, Moses, Moses, Moses," Aaron and Hur lift up Moses' arms really high and he holds his bat straight out.) PROGRAM VENDOR: Hebrews 11:24 through 26. "Moses had faith. So he refused to be called the son of Pharoah's daughter. That happened after he had grown up. He chose to be treated badly together with the people of God. He chose that instead of enjoying sin's pleasures for a short time. He suffered shame because of Christ." (As we go back to "reality," Miss Sherry is speaking.) MILLIE: Wait a minute! Did you just say "he suffered shame because of Christ"? Isn't Moses close to the beginning of the Bible, and Jesus close to the end? 44 For Preview Only

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