These three young adults put together this drama for our summer camp in 2011. Each year the Diocese hires young adults for their Totus Tuus program and to be counselors at several summer camps.

This is a catholic youth ministry game that involves just three people and is an excellent icebreaker game.   I have met a few in youth ministry that do not agree with games that

The basic jist of this skit is that there is a director that is trying to get the rest of the group to act out a skit called 'Making Eggs.'

The Narrator Skit is a simple skit that has little set up time, little preparation, and can have up to weeks of clean-up depending on the narrator. The general idea is having a main person, usually with a cool voice, as the narrator. Their job is to be the only person to speak throughout the skit and tell everyone else what to do.

This is a youth ministry skit that really has no major theme and can be used just for fun. It has been a hit every time we use it and those who have seen it several times still seem to find it funny.

I recently led a retreat for a confirmation class and was wanting to try something a little bit different with skits.  Retreatant led skits are becoming a bigger thing for me because I am

This is a popular ‘just for fun’ skit.  You need anywhere from 6-10 people, depending on how much time you have. In a nutshell it is a skit where there is one line of seats

This is probably my favorite ‘anytime’ skit there is. You need about 4-5 people to be the caterpillar, one person to be the owner of the caterpillar, and a volunteer. You will also need a