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A little craft to a devotion with the possible topics:
- Prayer
- Psalm 50:50 or Psalm 4:4
- "God hears you"
- "You can always talk to God"
A Raben-Vertüferli from a clothespin.
Fitting e.g. to the story of Elijah and the ravens or to the main message: God cares for you.
Or to the Bible verse 1 Peter 5:7
A great way to act out Bible stories or other stories in a devotional is with Playmobil.
In this article I give you some tips and ideas.
On various topics, costume contests can be made with the children. The disguises are made from everyday materials such as newspaper and tape.
The team success factors form a model in which the most important aspects of teamwork are highlighted. If there are problems in the team, these criteria can be used to investigate the causes.
A game to deepen the 1st commandment.
Two groups have to expand their territory with "gods". The group with the most points wins.
An entertaining village game in which the young warriors are sent to Jericho as scouts to solve tricky puzzles and gather important information about the city and its inhabitants.
Viking Olympics
In the document below you will find a fun and entertaining sports block - a genuine Viking Olympics.
This is a sample invitation that you can modify and use for your own EPA afternoon of detective-related experiences.
A game of tag that was developed in a BESJ leadership course. Fits thematically with biblical stories where people are in prison (e.g. Peter, Paul).
Working with soapstone is a craft that inspires both girls and boys. Whether at summer camp or as a youth group afternoon, soapstone always goes and promotes the creativity of the children.
This quarter game is a great fun for both Jungschärler and Ameisli. You can play it outside in the quarter of the church or in case of emergency also inside.