October 22, 2008

Children's Easter Plays, Children's Easter Musicals, Children's Easter Programs, and Easter Plays for Children

Easter – a time of renewal and Resurrection.

Children bring a fresh energy to this most important day in the Christian church’s calendar. With thoughts of spring still looming ahead, it’s never too soon to start reviewing programming options. We offer a variety of approaches – something for any congregation. Here are some of our most popular children’s plays, programs, and musicals for the Easter season:


	The Easter Tree
	Bare branches form a cross "tree" that is embellished with symbolic ornaments with spoken narration.
	https://www.christianplaysandmusicals.com/CatalogDetails.aspx?cat=508

	A Banner Easter
	Each letter of Easter spells a word that relates to this holy day, displayed on banners and related by children.
	https://www.christianplaysandmusicals.com/CatalogDetails.aspx?cat=543

	A Sunrise Pageant
	The Seven Last Words of Christ are paired with corresponding promises of new life as flowers transform a bare cross.
	https://www.christianplaysandmusicals.com/CatalogDetails.aspx?cat=429

	The Glorious Rainbow of Easter
	The powerful symbolism of color is used to tell the story of the Passion while children form a colorful rainbow.
	https://www.christianplaysandmusicals.com/CatalogDetails.aspx?cat=337

	Props for Easter
	Children find an Easter basket that doesn't hold candy, but some mighty strange objects that tell the Easter story.
	https://www.christianplaysandmusicals.com/CatalogDetails.aspx?cat=689

	The Easter Pageant that Almost Wasn't (Musical)
	Auditions for an Easter performance range from the ridiculous (the Easter Bunny) to the sublime (a children's choir) in this humorous performance that ends on a most reverent note.
	https://www.christianplaysandmusicals.com/CatalogDetails.aspx?cat=579

Topic Tags: children's Easter musicals, children's Easter plays, children's Easter programs

by Rhonda Wray

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