04/10/2026
Ckspc - Zion Temple Founder's and Children's day celebration... Drama
PARENTS ALWAYS PRAY FOR YOUR CHILDREN
Scene 1 — Aunt Jennifer's Warning
Aunt Jennifer is a prayerful woman who is married into the family. She begins to feel that something is wrong and tells her husband that she believes there is a curse affecting the family.
She spends much of her time praying, but her husband becomes angry. He complains that she is always praying instead of attending to the things he expects from her. He threatens to send her away and divorce her if she does not change.
Scene 2 — The Husband's Betrayal
Because of his stubbornness, the husband goes out and becomes involved with another woman. He meets a pr******te, takes her number, and eventually goes out with her, committing adultery against his wife.
Scene 3 — The Husband Dies
The husband dies.
Aunt Jennifer comes in, crying and mourning her husband. Unknown to her at first, his death represents the first sacrifice demanded by the curse.
Scene 4 — The Next Sacrifice
The people behind the curse gather and declare that another sacrifice is required.
Their next target is Nhyira Aunt Jennifer's daughter.
Scene 5 — Nhyira and the Biscuit
Because Aunt Jennifer is a woman of prayer, she has always warned Nhyira never to accept food or gifts from strangers without praying over them first.
One day after school, Nhyira meets a girl who has been sent by the witches. The girl claims she is celebrating her birthday and offers Nhyira biscuit.
Nhyira remembers her mother's instruction. She prays over the biscuit before eating it.
The evil plan fails. The girl becomes angry, takes the biscuit back, and tells Nhyira that she no longer wants to be her friend.
Scene 6 — The Witch Becomes the Teacher
The leader of the witches decides to attack Nhyira personally. She disguises herself as a teacher and enters Nhyira's classroom.
After identifying Nhyira , she sends the other pupils out for break and tries to give Nhyira another biscuit.
But before Nhyira can take it, an angel intervenes and knocks the biscuit from her hand.
At the same time, Aunt Jennifer suddenly senses that something is happening to her daughter. She begins praying fervently.
The witch then secretly places a curse on Ishura's chair, intending to cause her severe leg pain when she sits on it.
But the angel protects Nhyira and removes the evil from the chair before she sits down.
Nhyira sits safely.
When the class ends, the witch is confused because her plan has failed. She sits on the chair herself, and the evil she placed there backfires on her.
Aunt Jennifer continues thanking Jesus for protecting her daughter.
Scene 7 — Nhyira Tells Her Mother
Ishura returns home and tells Aunt Jennifer everything that happened at school.
Aunt Jennifer realizes that something serious is targeting her daughter, so she continues to pray.
Scene 8 — The Poisoned Biscuit
Later, Aunt Jennifer sends Nhyira to buy something for the house. Ishura delays returning because she goes to play.
Aunt Jennifer becomes angry with her and rebukes her.
Feeling hurt and having nothing to eat, Ishura goes out crying.
The witch, still disguised as the teacher, finds her again.
She asks Ishura why she is crying and gives her another biscuit.
This time, Ishura eats the biscuit without praying over it.
The biscuit is poisoned.
That night, a spiritual encounter takes place.
Scene 9 — The Final Spiritual Battle
Aunt Jennifer encounters the witches and finally sees them for who they truly are.
She realizes that her family is facing a serious spiritual battle and that Ishura is being targeted because of the generational curse.
Instead of giving up, Aunt Jennifer stands firmly in her faith and begins to pray fervently.
She cries out to God for her daughter and her family. Through her persistent prayer and faith in God, the power behind the curse is broken.
The evil covenant is destroyed, and the plan to eliminate the family comes to an end.
FINAL MESSAGE
The drama teaches that prayer, faith, and turning to God are powerful weapons against evil. Aunt Jennifer's persistence in prayer becomes central to the protection and deliverance of her daughter.
The drama ends with the message of:
LAMENTATIONS 2:19
“Arise, cry out in the night, at the beginning of the watches; pour out your heart like water in the presence of the Lord. Lift up your hands to him for the lives of your children...”
Theme:
“Arise, Cry Out, and Pray for Your Children.”
Aunt Jennifer's prayers demonstrate the message of Lamentations 2:19: a mother should not stop praying for the lives and protection of her children.
