Are we becoming a nation of moral illiterates? These brief skits with their accompanying discussion questions challenge young people to consider their own value system. What about cheating, rationalizing one's behavior, setting personal goals, using your God-given talents, gambling, self-discipline, the desire for wealth, facing temptation? Youth leaders will find that these brief skits are the perfect tool for helping youth deal with their personal struggles. "The Cloacking Device": Is it okay to break the rules as long as one does not get caught? "The Remnant": Does everyone have to be just like us? "The Wish": What would a life free of problems be like? "Two Doors": Crisis solutions: which path should one take? ... and more Robert Alan Ward served in the United States Air Force and was stationed in Darmstadt, Germany. He received the B.S. degree in Christian Education from Christian Heritage College. A nineteen-year veteran of United Parcel Service, he is a busy father of a twenty-year-old son and three teenage daughters. He is a member of Emmanuel Faith Community Church in Escondido, California, where he serves in "Heart Healers," a divorce recovery ministry. He has also written Dramatic Sketches In Divorce Recovery and Dramatic Sketches From Romans, which will be published by CSS in 1999.