The idea is to have a Youth lock-in to raise awareness of the homeless in the area. The youth get people to sponsor them with donations. The only thing the youth are to bring to the event is a cardboard box (refrigerator-size) to sleep in. Upon arriving, each would be given monopoly money (not equal amounts) in exchange for...
Invite the youth group to bring their friends to this after-prom party. You can rent sumo suits, joust, inflatable maze, etc. You can also have barbeque, music and midnight movies. A good clean and fun environment for the kids to go to after prom. Christian's don't feel as pressured to go party and they have the opportunity to invite...
Find a good, wide open location for this event (it can get quite messy). One idea is to use the football field at a local school (be sure to get permission).Start off the event by letting all of the students make a giant banana split in a rain gutter (you can buy plastic rain gutters pretty cheap at the...
This is an outreach event for girls. We have seen all of the big high priced celebrities and how they are getting the best makeovers and pampering. Just translate it into your own group. Find people in your church that are professionals in as many makeover areas you can think of: Haircuts, manicure/pedicure, facials, massage... whatever. Have a spa...
This is a great event to do over a period of several weeks. Divide the group into Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marines. They compete every week doing a variety of feats, some physical (pushups, army crawl, etc.) and some games.Teams also compete each week by bringing more "recruits." Teams are awarded points by how many they bring, etc.Teams...
Decorate the youth room like a restaurant (or get an actual restaurant if you have a contact). Give kids menus ...but with creative names of things they've never heard of. Give the foods and drinks new names. Order "Phlipidy dunkers" and get French fries. Order "levely paradisio" and get dry toast. Some things might sound really good, but they...
I rented Sumo Wrestling outfits and built excitement up in the middle and high schools with posters and word of mouth. The main event was the high school principal and the baseball coach. It was hilarious! The message for the night was "What do you wrestle with in life?" I set the ring up with chairs all around and...