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Can be played with a wide number of people, 6-15. If there's more than 15 you may want to split up into 2 groups. Each player is given the same number
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Editor's note: Here's an game that's easy to do at the spur of the moment for all ages! It should be very useful when you're stuck waiting for the bus
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If I need a quick activity I write an Bible verse that matches my lesson on a chart for the kids to copy onto paper. Light colored construction paper
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Everyone has played rock paper scissors before, so this is easy to catch on to. Instead of rock paper scissors you play shark surfer wave. Instead of
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Every year for Valentines our Children's church raises money for missions and various activities that we participate in. We do this through two separate
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Basically the youth managed to swing an excellent deal with a local greenhouse floral company. The were given the opportunity to get single carnations
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Our Sunday School is always looking of ways to raise money for fun supplies, parties, prizes... One year Valentine's Day fell on a Sunday so we decided
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My first Valentines Day fundraising experience was a great success. Although, I?ve done a couple since then, my first Valentines Day fundraiser remains
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Our church youth group had a bake sale fundraiser during the month of February to raise money for new camping supplies, as our youth group does a retreat
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Get all the student's names written down on a slip of paper, and place them in a box or hat. Then have them pull a name out of the box. (If they
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Form the group in a circle with one person in the middle. Middle man asks someone on the circle, do you love your neighbor? circle man has 2 choices
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Everyone sits in a big circle and there is one person in charge of the game. There will be 1 mafia or multiple mafias depending on what the game
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Editor's Note: What a lovely program this family held for Christmas. For all the brevity of description provided, a mere outline in essence, I quite
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Vanguard College in Canada offers two options for those interested in ministering to children and families. The School of Children and Family
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Every year I like to do some kind of creative project with the kids in my Sunday school class. This year we decided to simple make cards for the
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You will need: paper pencil something to lean on about 4 players Step 1: Decide who will draw the picture and who will guess. Step 2: One
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Editor's Note: This game is easily played outside where you can draw the lines with chalk or a stick -- although, painter's tape might work well
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Editor's Note: Interesting -- certainly not the kind of thing you see all over. It's a little unclear how it ends. I suppose everyone still seated
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This program makes use of a clever stage misdirection to add a bit of wonder to the production. It's been very successful at Chaz's Church. Let us
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This idea for a simple program was submitted by a Sunday School teacher in Israel. She reminds us that simple can sometimes be best. All you need is
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After many years of doing traditional Christmas programs, we decided to do something very different. The first year, we assigned different children
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Sunday school Christmas program ideas for your church. Ideas for performances, displays and more for your Sunday school.
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Editor's note: This game is sure to be loud, a bit wild, and loads of fun. If you play it, let us know how it goes in the comments. You designate
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I put a sign on one wall with a smiley face and the word TRUE underneath it. On the opposite wall, I put a sign with a frowney face on it and the word
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Leader stand in middle of circle and asks one person - Do you like your neighbor? If person says yes, then everybody in circle moves two seats to
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Ok. So you have to say pterydactyl but not showing your teeth. You end up with your lips over your teeth saying berabacpal!! If your teeth are
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When I was in High School my youth group loaded into two fifteen-passenger vans and drove from Utah to Mexico to work on a mission project of building
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Here's an idea I've had. Haven't gotten around to it yet, but have been thinking about it for quite awhile. I want to get a bunch of breakfast
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Youth Service Project Ideas from a Youth on Missions Teacher, plus more ideas from visitors to our site.
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This game could work for middle school and up. The point of the game is to not get out. You take a bucket, medium to large and put it in the
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