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Wednesday, October 8, 2025

Puppet Show "The Bridge That Saved Us”

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  “The Bridge That Saved Us”

๐ŸŽฌ Scene:

A puppet stage with a painted backdrop of the New River Gorge Bridge, river below, and hills on either side. A sign reads: “Live from Almost Heaven!”

๐Ÿ—ฃ️ Script Highlights

๐ŸŽค Ralph the Reporter:

“Welcome, folks! I’m Ralph the Reporter, and today we’re crossing over into stories of rescue, reunion, and raccoon heroics! Let’s start with Granny Grace—Granny, what was life like before the bridge?”

๐Ÿข Granny Grace:

“Well, Ralph, back then winter roads were slipperier than a banana peel at a penguin party. We didn’t travel unless it was life or death. And sometimes… it was.”

๐ŸŽค Ralph:

“Yikes! And now?”

๐Ÿข Granny Grace:

“Now I visit my grandkids, go to church, and even get pizza in a snowstorm. That bridge gave us back our winters.”

๐Ÿฆ Richie Raccoon:

“One night, I saw a car parked on the bridge. Fog everywhere. I felt something was wrong. I ran. I found a man ready to jump. I called for help. Deputies came. We saved him.”

๐ŸŽค Ralph:

“Richie, you’re a hero!”

๐Ÿฆ Richie:

“Nah. I was just on the bridge. The real hero? The one who built it.”

๐Ÿ‘ Lena the Lamb:

“I was rafting. We flipped. I got swept away. I thought I was gone. But someone grabbed me. I didn’t even see his face.”

๐Ÿฆ Pastor Paws:

“That’s how grace works, Lena. You don’t always see it coming. But it never lets go.”

๐ŸŒ‰ Voice of the Bridge (Jesus):

“I am the bridge. I span the chasm between fear and freedom. Between danger and delight. Between death and life. Cross over. I will carry you.”

๐ŸŽค Ralph (closing):

“Well folks, we’ve heard it all—from icy roads to river rescues. But one thing’s clear: this bridge isn’t just steel and stone. It’s a symbol. A sermon. A Savior.”

๐ŸŽถ Optional Ending Song (Group):

๐ŸŽต “Jesus is the Bridge, strong and wide, He carries us to the other side. From fear to faith, from sin to save, He holds us close, When we believe and trust in Him and his holy ways.” ๐ŸŽต


๐ŸŽญ Puppet Show: 

“The Bridge That Saved Us”

๐Ÿงต What’s Included:

  1. Full Puppet Script – With dialogue, stage directions, and spiritual reflections
  2. Character Cutout Ideas – Simple puppet designs for each character
  3. Stage Design Tips – How to create a gorge, bridge, and river backdrop
  4. Devotional Reflection Page – Scripture, discussion questions, and prayer
  5. Coloring Page – Featuring the bridge, characters, and key verse
  6. Bonus Song Sheet – “Jesus Is the Bridge” lyrics with hand motions

๐Ÿง‘‍๐ŸŽค Character Cutout Ideas:

  • Ralph the Reporter – Sock puppet squirrel with a paper microphone
  • Granny Grace – Turtle puppet with glasses and a shawl
  • Richie Raccoon – Paper puppet with a flashlight and patrol vest
  • Lena the Lamb – Soft lamb puppet with a life vest
  • Pastor Paws – Lion puppet with a Bible and gentle eyes
  • The Bridge (Voice Only) – Use echo effect or deep voice offstage

๐ŸŽจ Stage Design Tips:

  • Use a cardboard box or tri-fold board as your stage
  • Paint or draw the New River Gorge Bridge across the center
  • Add cotton ball clouds, blue paper river, and green hills
  • Label one side “Danger” and the other “Delight” to match your maze activity

๐Ÿ“– Devotional Reflection Page:

Theme: Jesus is the bridge between fear and faith
Scripture: “When you pass through the waters, I will be with you…” —Isaiah 43:2
Questions:

  • What does a bridge do?
  • How has Jesus helped you cross from fear to safety?
  • Who in your life has been a “bridge” for you?

Prayer:
“Thank You, Jesus, for being strong when we feel weak. Thank You for carrying us across the storms. Help us trust You when the path is scary. Amen.”


๐ŸŽถ Bonus Song: “Jesus Is the Bridge”

๐ŸŽต “Jesus is the Bridge, strong and wide, He carries us to the other side. From fear to faith, from sin to save, He holds us close, When we believe and trust in Him and his holy ways.” ๐ŸŽต
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Add hand motions like “bridge arms,” “walking feet,” and “hugging arms” for younger kids!

Susan Barker Nikitenko 2025© nmrmpmkbpbANNABENMBMPGEORGPASTOR #25





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