Most viewed articles
Two players face each other and play the ball to each other. The ball must be hit about in the middle of the fabric, when the ball comes the two timbers are pulled apart and the ball flies back.
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.
In this game, participants must ask strangers for an unusual favor. Experiential learning in its purest form!
Introduction
I. Historical Background
II. Distinctive Features of the Book of Ruth
III. Time Period and Author
Tread out several paths in snow that is at least ankle-deep. When playing tag, you may only move along these "snow paths."
No equipment is needed, and you can make these paths with the children
Description of a game idea and its possible implementation. Should inspire to implement ideas yourself, to adapt proven games or to play popular games differently in their own context.
Background of the idea is an own game, which I designed in my spare time for home, but which can also be played in the youth group.
No ideas for the silent time booklet (SZH) at camp? Maybe these two examples on the topic of "Petrus" will inspire you.
In this game, participants have to express sentences with images and vice versa. In many cases this is not so easy and requires creativity.
This article lists thematically relevant literature that is useful for youth group work.
In addition to the facts, each article is briefly described. For longer discussions of important literature, a separate entry with a link to it should be created.
Dips are a quick, tasty, healthy, and appealing snack that you can easily prepare together with your YS group. There are practically no rules when it comes to making dips and sauces, so creativity and personal tastes take center stage. Making (and eating) dips can be great fun for you and your group.
Public relations means to communicate consciously with the public. This can be done, for example, by pushing newspaper articles or organising events that are specifically for the public (or a certain target group) (e.g. children's weeks).
Materials needed: a folded tarp or a blanket / piece of fabric × number of groups
Participants are divided into groups of 4–8 people and all climb onto the tarp.
They are told that they are at a bazaar in Turkey and a merchant is offering them a very good deal on a magic rug that will take them home faster. The only thing they need to keep in mind for it to work is that if it rains, it must be wet on both sides.
They’re now flying at an altitude of 10,000 meters. They’re almost home; but… It’s starting to rain in heavy drops… the magic carpet is beginning to lose altitude… they have to flip it over to the other side as quickly as possible, or they’ll all die!
The teams have 5 minutes to figure out how to flip the mat over without anyone falling off.