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Christian Comedy Duo The Skit Guys End Partnership After Moral Failure

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OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. — The Skit Guys, a prominent Christian sketch-comedy team, have officially ended their nearly 30-year partnership following the resignation of co-founder Eddie James over a “moral failure.” The announcement came last week through a statement on SkitGuys.com and in a video message from co-founder Tommy Woodard.

The Skit Guys’ public statement said, “After almost 30 years of ministry together, The Skit Guys, as you know us — that’s coming to an end.” The specific reasons for James’ departure were not disclosed, but the ministry referenced choices leading to a violation of their ethical standards.

In their statement, the organization stated, “Leaders are called to live above reproach… We support Eddie and his family and respect their privacy during this deeply painful season.” They requested prayers for James’ family and urged the public to honor their need for space.

Woodard, in his video, acknowledged the sudden change and confirmed plans to continue creating faith-based content under a new name, 231 Collective. He remarked, “Yeah, it caught me off guard, too.” Woodard stated he could not share further details but reiterated that his faith remained unshaken.

Founded in Oklahoma, The Skit Guys evolved from youth-group performers into a leading church-media producer. Their work garnered wider attention during the COVID-19 pandemic through free programs like Bedtime Bible Stories and SGTV, which provided encouragement to families in isolation. They also released their first theatrical feature film, “Family Camp,” in 2022.

As Woodard transitions to his new endeavor, he stated that their mission is to cultivate transformative stories and art that heals and points people to the truth. He emphasized moving away from budget constraints to create what can bless God.

Woodard also expressed that the recent changes have affected his long-time friendship with James, and both are processing this transition on their own terms. Woodard concluded with a hopeful message, encouraging support for their future endeavors.