Christian skits – Comic Ministry Routines, by Randy Christensen
First, it needs to be pointed out that this is a short book (41 pages, 5.5″ x 8.5″), with a lot of information packed into a small package. It contains a lot of good clown skits, both silent and speaking, for multiple clowns, as you can see for yourself in the Table of Contents below. It’s a very well-written and well-rounded collection of skits (16 total). If you’re looking for a nice, inexpensive collection of clown skits suitable for use in church, youth group, etc. I recommend the book.
You can order it through Randy’s website (www.RandysInfo.com — which I recommend highly if for nothing else the excellent articles you’ll find there).
I rate it 4 clowns on a 5-clown scale.
Also by Randy Christiansen: Clowning for Christ, Comic Ministry Routines, Lights, Camera, Clowning
Table of Contents of Comic Ministry Routines by Randy Christensen
- Preface
- Table of Contents
- Skits
- Strengthened by the Word
- A short Christian skit for 2 silent clowns, plus 1 (speaking) announcer/ringmaster. A “circus strongman” skit to illustrate the power in the Word of God
- Washing Up
- A Christian skit for 3 talking clowns, talking about how only Jesus S.O.A.P. can make you clean inside.
- The Archer
- A very funny, very clownish skit, with 1 silent clown and (at the end) a speaking announcer/minister, using clown archery to talk about “missing the mark”
- The Trap
- A Christian skit for 4 clowns (easily modified for 2 clowns or even 1 clown) about learning to do right, and the consequences of sin
- Follow the Conductor
- A non-speaking Christian skit for 2 or more clowns, using a “clown band” to teach that we must follow God’s instructions instead of going our own way
- Give It Away
- A very nice silent Christian skit for 3 clowns, using flowers as a metaphor for giving away God’s love. And what we receive in return
- Victory!
- A slapstick Christian skit for 2 talking clowns, illustrating Jesus’ victory over Satan
- The Great Rope Escape
- A Christian skit for 2 speaking clowns, visually demonstrating how people can’t escape from sin on their own — and Who they need to escape
- The Bags
- An excellent silent Christian skit for 1 clown, dealing with finding blessings in unexpected places. My own clown troupe used this in a recent performance in front of our children’s church with excellent results.
- Good Habits
- A good, clownish, skit for 2 clowns (can be revised for 1 clown) talking about developing good habits, including going to church
- Lost & Found
- A speaking Christian skit for 5 or more clowns (easily revised to a skit for 1 clown), dealing with “Lost & Found” and illustrating the parable of the Good Shepherd and the lost sheep from Luke 15
- What’s Your Temperature?
- A speaking Christian skit for 3 or more clowns (can be modified for only 2 clowns), illustrating being spiritually hot or cold — and the consequences
- A New Creature
- A very fun, funny, clownish skit for 1 clown and speaker/minister/teacher. The clown illustrates what being “a new creature in Christ” doesn’t mean — again, we performed this in our local children’s church recently, with very good results.
- Dog Food
- A speaking skit for 2 clowns, talking about how we have to feed ourselves good food, both physically and spiritually
- Christmas Nancy’s
- A Christian speaking (and singing) skit for 2 clowns, talking about what Christmas is really all about
- FRIENDS: A Partaking of Holy Communion
- A very nice Christian skit for 2 clowns (could be easily adapted to be silent), talking about God’s love and Holy Communion. Very nicely done.
- Strengthened by the Word
- End Notes
- Resources by the Author