“Privacy Policy of the Heart”

A group of teens tries to sign up for a new “Faith App,” but the download comes with a ridiculously long privacy policy. As one teen reads the fine print out loud, the clauses get funnier and more uncomfortable: “God may access your thoughts,” “Old habits may be deleted,” and “Sharing the good news may result in awkward conversations.”

At first, everyone panics about losing control and looks for a “Skip” button. But a youth leader explains, with humor and kindness, that real faith means trusting God not just with the public parts of life, but also the hidden parts. By the end, the teens realize God isn’t trying to embarrass them, He’s trying to heal them.

Theme

Trusting God with the private parts of our lives so He can transform us

Characters

(6-8 actors)

• Narrator – Guides the story and keeps it moving

• Ava – The careful reader who actually reads the fine print

• Max – Always looking for shortcuts and “skip” buttons

• Jules – Dramatic and easily panicked about privacy

• Nico – Techy, confident, and suspicious of “terms and conditions”

• Tori – Honest but nervous about what God might uncover

• Leader Kim – Youth leader who explains the truth with humor and warmth

When

Modern day (church youth room, “app launch night”)

Props & Costumes

• Paper “phones” or a cardboard phone sign

• A long scroll of paper labeled “Privacy Policy” (or several sheets taped together)

Why

Following Jesus means surrendering control and allowing God to search, heal, and change what we usually hide.

How

A goofy “app sign-up” becomes a metaphor for surrender and transformation.

Time

10 minutes