Experience both love 
& laughter 
in one of the most cherished stories of all time!

“Never in our wildest imaginations did we expect something so outstanding and professional!  We knew the drama would be top-notch, but we were simply blown away by the perfection of it. From the staging to the costumes, music and acting, I would say this is one of the best Christmas musicals ever.  This is a must-see for everyone.”   
-Pastor & Mrs. Orlin McClain, Pasadena, TX

“Passionate and professional! Touching and humorous! 
It brightened our Christmas season.” 
-Pastor & Mrs. Danny Lewis, Call, TX

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“First class! Worth the drive! The ending was so moving we fought back a few tears halfway expecting even Scrooge to get the Holy Ghost! This musical is destined to become a major annual attraction in the Lufkin area and abroad. We heartily recommend every pastor in our wonderful district to plan a Christmastime holiday church trip to see this powerful and anointed drama.” 
-Pastor & Mrs. Chancy Gore, Wylie, TX

“Outstanding! I expect to see church and youth groups make it an annual tradition. We are looking forward to this year's production.”
-Kevin L. Prince, TX District Supt. Lufkin, TX


“Wow! The detailed setting, beautiful Victorian-era costumes, wonderful singing, talented acting and powerful Gospel message, far exceeded all of our expectations. We are already planning to be there this year. It is a must-see!” 
-Pastor & Mrs. Greg Frazier, Starks, LA 

“Absolutely phenomenal! My family and I were truly blessed as TBC brought to life the true meaning of the Christmas season. Class, excellence, and Spirit elevated this event beyond any normal Christmas production. Whatever you do this year during the holidays, do not miss this must-see, exceptional production. We will be back.” 
-Pastor & Mrs. Carl McLaughlin, Euless, TX  

“Spectacular!  It was professionally presented from the costumes, lighting, singing, and acting.  Hopefully it will become an annual event for many to enjoy. Thank you, Texas Bible College! ”
-Pastor & Mrs. Johnathan Green, Beaumont, TX

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ABOUT

Christmas Eve has come in the year 1850.  It is bitterly cold outside, and the snow is blowing.  Ebenezer Scrooge, a miserly, old, penny-pinching business man sits at his desk in his office.  Too cheap to add a piece of coal to the stove, he hunches over, barely warm enough to keep icicles from forming on his nose.  He is counting the only thing that warms his heart—his money. Bob Cratchit, Scrooge’s kind, humble and unappreciated bookkeeper, sits shivering.  Half daydreaming, half staring at the clock, his thoughts shift to the start of the holidays—just minutes away.

The countdown begins.  For Bob Cratchit, he is moments away from spending the Christmas holidays surrounded by his loving family.  For Ebenezer Scrooge, he is moments away from what he thinks will be another uneventful ‘Bah Humbug’ night at home.  He will have only himself and his money to keep him company—more  than enough companionship for him; or so he thought.  Uninvited, angelic guests are about to pay Ebenezer a series of unannounced visits.  Scrooge is about to take the life-changing journey of his miserly lifetime, and it won’t cost him a farthing…

‘Tis the season of love, laughter, and one of the most cherished stories of all time! Come join us for this time-honored classic with a spiritual twist, as Ebenezer Scrooge’s heart is opened to the true meaning of Christmas.

“The Gospel According to Scrooge” has become an international phenomenon, but it is a product of a very humble beginning. It was originally conceived as a simpleChristmas production of Jesus People Church.  The original script was written in about two weeks, and it contained very little original music. It was first produced in 1977 at The Children’s Theater and The Chanhassen Dinner Theater, both in the Twin Cities area.  The cast, crew, and all others involved were amateurs. The two Chanhassen performances sold out, and to the amazement of all involved, hundreds were being turned away at every performance at The Children’s Theater.

Today, “Scrooge” is helping churches reach communities by providing an incredible evangelistic piece that is universally appealing enough to create a non-threatening environment for those who do not know the Lord.  This musical has had a powerful impact on the church’s perception of the use of drama. So much that hundreds of churches have produced “Scrooge”, and it has been translated into Spanish and performed in eight countries.