01/12/2026
Hi, everyone! Below is a brief synopsis of our Snow White play.
Snow White Synopsis
Once upon a time, there was a king and queen who were good rulers and followed God. Unfortunately, the queen passed away when their daughter was very young. The king remarried, but, this time, he married a woman, who did not love God. When the king passed, he left behind a young daughter, and his daughter was left to be raised by her stepmother. The young girl, Princess Beatrice, loved God and had a heart for missions. She would tell everyone about Jesus.
The new Queen lost her faith when she was young. As a child, her sister had fallen ill, and despite praying that God would heal her sister. Her sister died anyway. The new queen was determined with her new role as queen that she would remove any trace of God in the kingdom. She closed all the churches. She took all the Bibles and banned them. But nothing would discourage Princess Beatrice from continuing to share her faith. Beatrice would go to the village and hold Bible studies with the children. She told her guards Bible stories. She continued to tell her stepmother. The queen was furious and tried everything to discourage Beatrice from sharing her faith. She started calling the princess names, such as Snow White, because Beatrice told people that sin makes our hearts dirty, but God can wash our hearts and make them as white as snow.
The queen continued to make life worse for Beatrice. She locked her up in the castle. She made her become a servant, so she could no longer tell the villagers about God, but Beatrice just continued her ministry within the castle walls instead.
The queen finally had enough. So, she told the Huntsman to take Beatrice to the dark forest and dispose of her for good. The Huntsman felt compassion for Beatrice and just left her in the woods. Beatrice shared one last Bible story with the Huntsman before he left her. Then, she was all alone but not for long because God knew exactly what she needed and who needed her. Some forest animals lead Beatrice to a cottage in the dark woods, where some children were taking shelter. The kids didn’t know how to fend for themselves, so Beatrice teaches them how to survive in the woods and shares God with them. The kids give their lives over to God as well.
A visiting Prince from a nearby country decides he is going to rescue Beatrice from the dark forest and heads into the dark forest to improve his name. He has always felt that his life was missing something. Maybe he was made for the purpose of saving this princess. His cousin is not happy to be forced to tag along.
As the prince and his cousin set out on their journey, the Huntsman feels guilty for following the evil queen blindly for so long and speaks to Beatrice’s servant friend, Iris. Iris tells the Huntsman that God is trying to tell him something and that he needs to follow God’s leading. The Huntsman and guards decide to give up their jobs in the palace and head to the village to bring the people back to God.
When the queen finds out that the Huntsman failed her orders, she is furious and decides to follow the Prince into the woods to destroy Beatrice herself.
The Prince and his cousin meet two of the children in the woods, who have become Beatrice’s friends, and convince them to lead him to the princess so he can return her safely home. Unfortunately, the queen was not far behind. She means to grab the princess by surprise but fails in her attempt with Beatrice’s many friends to help her.
With her failed plan, the queen expects Beatrice to be angry. Instead, Beatrice offers her forgiveness and reminds her that God can change anyone. Will the queen pursue forgiveness, or will she remain stuck in her bitterness forever? Will Beatrice ever return to the castle?
We hope you join us to find out how the story ends!
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