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The people at CCES (Christian Counseling and Educational Services) wrote me with a special offer for our readers. They want to give away 3 puppet script books. The normal cost is 14.99 to download it as an eBook, but here is your chance to win.
The book includes 15 puppet scripts plus several articles that cover topics related to starting and managing a puppet ministry. All of the scripts are written so that they can be used with puppets or acted out by children.
So these can also be used for Sunday school skits or children’s church skits. You can download 4 sample scripts on their website right now. Here’s the link – Christian Pupet Scripts & Children’s Scripts.
To register for the giveaway just leave a comment in the section below. I’ll pick the names one week from today on 4 May 2009. Good luck and be sure to check out their sample puppet scripts.
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I am a new Sunday School Teacher and Can use All the help I can Get. I love the chanse to enter.
God bless, Brenda C.
The winners are comment #25 #12 #44, randomly selected! I’ve emailed the winners. Thanks for entering the contest.
This is very exciting. I just came across this website and am excited to share it with our children’s director! We have a small church, but an active puppet ministry and we are always looking for good skits. Thank you.
I am a Church Planter in South Africa and have been praying for a way to encourage our youth (just starting out) to serve others. I think puppets are a brilliant way to get the kids involved in sharing Christ with others in our church and then perhaps in their schools. Thank you for your ministry.
I love your materials, they are a great help! Thanks for the opportunity to win!
I teach kindergarten in a Christian school that has weekly chapels for grades K4 – 6. Each teacher takes turns giving a chapel lesson and I was extremely nervous about my first one. Teaching in front of peers and such a vast age group of children was very intimidating. How to keep the lesson simple enough for the smallest, and engaging enough for the oldest? Ministy-to-children has given me great tools and ideas on exactly what I’ve needed. I have used your website, suggestions, newsletters, and printable sermons a few times and see God’s kingdom being furthered through it. Any materials you are prizing away could only further His plan, and I want to be a tool used in it. Thanks for all you do!
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