MAIN POINT: It also is a great set up for a discussion starter.This game is PERFECT for that All-Night Activity.Set Up: Explain to the kids about communism and persecution in restricted nations, how Christians are not allowed to gather publicly. If they are found gathering, they are put in prison.Game Prep: In the building that you are going to...
Ask three volunteers to sit in chairs facing the rest of the group. On the signal, they each open a different flavored packet (the small ones) of Kool-Aid. They then lick just one finger and dip it into the packet. The person who (in that manner) is the first to eat all of the Kool-Aid in the packet wins....
Outdoor or indoor (lay tarp if inside). Similar to Bobbing for Apples, only with gummy worms in a kiddie swimming pool.Fill the kiddie pool with water. Add one bag of gummy worms, which will sink to the bottom.Have volunteers take turns at bobbing for the worms. The person who can get and keep the most worms in their mouth...
See Flour Swing (Click Here), only instead of flour, use an egg. Imagine the possibilities!Added by Jennifer SpaethAlso, see Egg Bop (Click Here).
This game is a near clone of the T.V. show "Who Wants to be a Millionaire?" with a few changes...All contestants know 1 or 2 weeks in advance what portion of the Bible the questions will come from. (We generally give 2 weeks' notice and often cover an entire book, such as one of the Gospels.)The Grand Prize is...
Fill a tub or large plastic tote with ice. Add water until the tub is full of both ice and water (baptistry works). Then place ten ones, two fives, and one ten dollar bill in the water beneath the ice. The contestants' names are drawn from a hat. (This is a great way to get visitor names and addresses.)...
We did the Baby Bottle Burp (Click Here), only first, guys had to feed girls a jar of baby food with the girls wearing bibs. (For bibs: I use plastic grocery bags & split the handles and cut the bags in half; each bag makes two.) Then the girls had to tie the bib around the guy and feed...