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This season, we will look at the story of William Tyndale, who translated the Bible from Hebrew into English. Through this story, we will be able to show children the importance of the Word and that we should be thankful to have it in a language that is accessible to us. We will experience different things that are part of the story.

Reflection is about looking back and thinking about what you did and how. Through this reflection, you (or the team) come to conclusions about what should be done the same or differently again in the future. The aim of reflection is not to find as many mistakes as possible, but to improve the team as a whole.

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In this game, the goal is to collect as much money as possible. The one who has accumulated the most money has won.

After that, a "good" link can be made on the subject of money, earthly possessions. Possible Bible passages could be: Matthew 6:19-21, Matthew 6:26 

Memorizing names is sometimes quite difficult. However, if we do it and consciously address our counterpart by name, we show our appreciation for this person: "You are important enough to me that I have remembered your name."

The group's task is to promote one person from their own ranks.

But in doing so, they must cross obstacles that the person being transported is not allowed to touch.

Helps clarify Bible stories for children's worship, school, and home.

A guessing game in which participants must use specific yes-no questions to figure out their assigned animal.

This game is ideal for fun-filled evenings. However, aside from entertaining the audience, it doesn't really have a specific goal ("a game just for fun").

A look at Swiss sport, schools and even beyond the country's borders shows that commitments are a topical issue. A selection of projects and addresses.

There are various tournament forms, both well-known and little-known.

Choose which one is best for your group and your occasion.

A kind of rugby where not physical strength is needed but speed.

NCM (and BESJ) Switzerland 2017

The idea of this EPA afternoon is to continue with the story of the Secret of the Wildwood, having adventures with Ruth and Philip and making the connection that a life without sickness and sorrow awaits us in heaven.

Explore your city and set out to discover its hidden nooks and crannies!

Tips on possible sources of danger in outdoor camps

Program blocks in the camp program:

- in which all can participate

- which must "carry" over a long period of time 

- where material and location can be organized to some extent