Christian Drama refers to theatrical performances that explore themes related to the Christian faith, often drawing from biblical stories, teachings, and moral lessons. These dramas can be presented in various formats, including stage plays, skits, and film, and are commonly performed in churches, community centers, and religious festivals. The purpose of Christian Drama is to engage audiences in a meaningful way, encouraging reflection on spiritual beliefs and values. By using storytelling and performance, these dramas aim to inspire faith, promote understanding of scripture, and foster a sense of community among participants and viewers.