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We are all missionaries. Tina confirms her own commitment to Jesus and asks God for help as she witnesses to Sarah. She is triumphant when she is finally able to share her faith with Sarah. Tina learns the steps involved in leading a person to Christ and she creates "Tina's Tips For Witnessing" that are handed out to every child. -
Caring for the needs of others is at the heart of the missionary life. Tina tries to "be a missionary" to a girl names Sarah who is hungry and needs shoes. Only after Tina gives Sarah her shoes is Sarah interested in learning more about Jesus. Tina learns that Jesus is our example in feeding the hungry and healing the sick. -
To be a home missionary honors the "Great Commission." Tina’s determination to become a missionary too, inspires the children to be a missionary where ever they are! -
Harvey, Tina, Zelda and Pastor Rufus can't decide what gifts to give Clem at her missionary "going away party." Tina suggests they give her various items to represent the pieces of the full armor of God at her party. -
The missionary support team is a vital part of a missionary's life. In this skit package, Harvey, Zelda, Tina, and Pastor Rufus all become part of Clem’s support team in the areas of fund raising, newsletter writing, and prayer. Tina gets discouraged because she feels too young to do anything. Finally, Tina discovers that she is not to young to pray. Pastor Rufus celebrates all of them for being a great support team for Clem, especially Tina whose prayers were answered. -
"Where shall I go?" is such a good question to ask God. There are so many ways a person who lives the missionary life can be used. In this skit, Clem and her family consider this big question. After some enjoyable suggestions, Clem tells them that she wants to help care for needy children in Africa. -
Clem’s parents consider that they may be called to be missionaries. The characters agree that if God is calling Clem and her family to be missionaries, they must trust Him and support Clem. Prayer and fasting are explained. -
The characters learn some of the interesting and varied things that a missionary does on the mission field. They discover that God wants the best they can give to Him. They also learn what the "call to the mission field" means. -
What is a missionary and what does a missionary do to tell others about God? In this skit package, the children also learn what happens when a missionary comes home on furlough. Tina is confused at first, but then becomes very curious. -
In this skit package, the characters and children review the qualities of friendship as have been exemplified in Jesus’ friends. The main qualities of time, thankfulness, common likes and dislikes, sticking up for each other, and being willing to do anything for that friend will be portrayed briefly. -
Jesus befriends Paul. On a church outing to the mountains, Horace, the boy who only comes to fun events, gets hurt and is helped by the characters and Pastor Rufus. Horace expresses an interest in knowing more about Jesus. Horace, like Paul, the Apostle, learns it is never too late to accept God’s love and forgiveness. -
Jesus befriends Judas. The characters deal with Horace, who only comes to church when there is something fun going on. Pastor Rufus shows them that Horace is like Judas because he pretends to be a friend of Jesus, and that there is much more to being a Christian than just saying you are one.
