This is a youth group classic! You can use this game in a pinch for years to come. To play, all you need is a rolled up newspaper or half a pool noodle (though the pool noodle works best) and a chair for every player.Start by getting all the teenagers to sit in chairs in a circle. Make sure...

You can play this game with any number of people, though the larger the crowd, the better. The best part is, you need no props to play this game.Divide everyone up into groups/teams of 5. Assign each person on the team a number, 1-5. They are a team, and will compete together against other teams. Have each team of...

The idea of this game is to have multiple teams playing charades at the same time with the same clues, in a race to see who can finish first. That means you will have to have teams with the same number of players on them.Before you begin, come up with a list of action clues that the teams must...

Although this game can be played anywhere, it really works well on those long youth ministry trips like summer camp and mission events. All you need to play this one is your group of students. Here’s what you do.Put students in groups of 6. The objective for competitors is to quickly come up with something that they are "the...