A lot of work
To walk the world without eyesight is a challenge for those who are not used to it. There is a lot to discover here. For the participants, this can be a real adventure
The laws of physics are put to the test here. Everyone must be able to rely on each other.
In the digital age, a web presence for one's group is almost indispensable. Many churches already have a website.
A semester program of various activities on the theme of "I love ..." and with 7 devotions on Genesis.
Playing Human Soccer with Asterix and Obelix.
Celebrate a Jungschar anniversary with other Jungschars in the region as well as with a festive service.
For the anniversary year of the Jungschar, offer a Chilbi (German: Kirmes/Jahrmarkt).
A children's week on the theme of "time travel"
Offer a children's week at the public outdoor pool.
Offering Jungschar in a specific neighborhood in the afternoons to reach new children.
Playing football with teens, modeling and passing on faith.
Tent camp on the outskirts of the village on the theme of Hollywood
Stand and human kicker at the village market
Quarter afternoon with various games at posts.
Big Game Event
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A week in which young and old, mothers and fathers, Kids Treff and Jungschar successfully pull together.
Tackling the session and so his team and the work in the name of God is what the author advocates.
Lesson for KIDSTREFF
A challenging and unconventional weekend planned by leaders for other leaders.
An action-packed terrain game with two game phases.
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This terrain game is suitable for warm days, as the children have to transport water and overcome various challenges in the process.
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Make an emergency kit with the children so that they are prepared for all situations (first aid, fire, nails, string, ...).
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Local camp:
The American Easter Egg Hunt is something like the XXL version of the Easter egg hunt. A somewhat unusual game, but particularly interesting (and probably unforgettable ;).
Technical considerations and various kitchen constructions for the camp.
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In the Middle Ages, pirates were called corsairs. We play this game in the forest or in the city.