New Christmas Musicals

Christmas in KidCity by Dave Clark and Emily Mingledorff

Christmas Musicals for Church

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SCENE 3 EUGENIA: (continuing) The Old Testament is divided into different groups of books, and two of those groups are the Major Prophets and the Minor Prophets. Isaiah is a Major Prophet. (kids begin zoning out and looking through boxes as Eugenia goes on.) ZACH: (suddenly looking interested) Major Prophets and Minor Prophets, huh? Hey, that could be a name of a rock band––The Prophets! Except, since I'm the only one who can actually play an instrument . . . it can be (dramatically) "Zach and the Prophets"! STEVE: (sarcastically) Spoken just like a Minor Prophet. JOY: Steve is right. We are just kids! We can't be Major Prophets. We can only be Minor Prophets. ZACH: (conceding) Introducing . . . "Zach and the Minor Prophets." That works! EUGENIA: (concerned that the kids are not understanding, she pulls out a megaphone) Children, you are kind of missing the point of the Major and Minor Prophets. Major doesn't mean that they were adults and Minor doesn't mean that they were children. The Major Prophets were simply longer books than the Minor ones. Both sections of the Old Testament are important; one is just longer. (finding megaphone) ZACH: That's nice, Ms. E. Enough about Major and Minor . . . we already figured that out. (directing his attention to the other kids) Guys, let's talk about the specifics of the band! What were their names? EUGENIA: (speaking into the megaphone, pointing it directly into Zach's ear) Whose names? ZACH: (rubbing his ear) The Prophets. We need to know their names so we can create an image for our band. EUGENIA: (speaking into the megaphone) An image? ZACH: Yeah, Ms. E. You know, the "vibe" of the band? JOY: Yeah, like what kind of fashion statement we will make! (getting out clothes and striking a pose) (all other kids pick a costume) ZACH: And what kind of instruments we will play! (looking for something to drum, or pantomimes drumming.) 22 For Preview Only

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