Short Skits for Youth Ministry
Trigger Faith-Building Discussions in Your Group - No Rehearsal Required
- 90 pages
- 4 hours of reading
Paul McCusker Books
Paul McCusker is a versatile author whose work spans a wide range of genres, including compelling radio dramas, theatrical plays, screenplays, and lyrics. His writing often delves into spiritual and moral themes, demonstrating a knack for crafting resonant characters and engaging narratives. McCusker excels at moving between different storytelling mediums, showcasing a deep and adaptable literary artistry that captivates audiences across various forms.
A collection of letters from George, an Englishman, and Brad, an American. Through their amusing correspondence they attempt to unravel the mysteries and sort out the cultural differences of the two countries divided by a common religion.
The Secret Cave of Robinwood
- 91 pages
- 4 hours of reading
"You have to promise not to tell anyone. Ever!" Mark Prescott promises Patti that he'll never reveal the secret of her hidden cave. It's a great place for pirates, buried treasure, and secret meetings. When the Israelites, a gang Mark wants to join, are looking for a new clubhouse, Mark thinks of the cave. He's positive they would make him a member if he told them about it. But Patti doesn't want to share the cave. And she doesn't want to join the Israelites. Mark is torn between his friendship with Patti and his new friends. Will Mark join the group at any price? Will he betray the hideaway? Will he risk his friendship with Patti? As he makes his choices, Mark learns about faithfulness, the need to belong, and the gift of forgiveness.