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The story of Noah's Ark is told in this theater from the animals' point of view. They have to decide whether they want to believe Noah and God's promises and go onto the ark, or stay on earth like the other spotters. For them, the decision has far-reaching consequences; once they are on the ark, there is no going back. Each animal has its own character traits and a different opinion of the ark.
The theater has a lot to do with trust and faith in God's promises. It is intended to build a bridge to our own life of faith. Do we trust God 100%? Are we already on the ark or are we standing in front of it?
The play is written in beautiful Bärndütsch and is peppered with numerous little jokes. It was written for a Pfila, so there is still room for improvement... ;)
You youth leaders do an outstanding job! I think it's great to see the passion and commitment with which you often fight Saturday after Saturday for children and teenagers in your age groups!
Nobody will deny that Ameisli, youth group and teen work costs something. But who should pay for it? The youth leaders? The church? Sponsors? Or simply donors?
As "construction workers", youth leaders contribute a lot to the building of the "church".
Where and how do they help?
As obvious as this statement seems, it is often disregarded in practice. The expectations of the church, the youth club and its leaders are often very high (something similar can also be said of the other branches of children's and youth work).
- Effects of coordination and communication internally and externally
- Methods for improving coordination and communication in the municipality
Young people's groups that work together with the regional church should definitely bear some special features in mind
"You shall be holy, for I, the LORD your God, am holy." (Exodus 19:2)
"The hour is coming, and now is, when the true worshippers will worship the Father in spirit and truth, for the Father also seeks such as these to be his worshippers." (John 4:23)
Wish:
Our youth group is well integrated into the community and our work is appreciated. We are happy in the community!
Dynamic variation on a hexathlon, where teams challenge each other to reach the highest place on the ladder.