In fact, they can be part of what helps clarify the story and asks the congregation to reflect on and compare their own experiences. It helps both the story and the worship work better and flow more continuously. If possible, it helps to do the elements of worship within a particular scene of the story. For instance, a prayer could be incorporated where Pinocchio finds himself in chains on Treasure Island, or Joys and Concerns could be delivered by Jeppetto from inside the whale's belly. Keep it simple Have clear stages of development.
Most congregations have a crew of creative people, dancers, dramatists etc.
Here basic theme is discussed with respect to type of service and date of calendar. Rough guidelines are offered, perhaps a story is suggested and the ideas and objectives are handed over to a creative team. Develop a rough idea of which of the story's characters will be the primary characters, and who will play those roles. The draft is presented and the group offers more brainstorming and criticism. The intent is to identify areas of potential problems, help offer creative direction, fill in the hymns or accessory music, refine character development or plot line.