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It's a Top Ramen cook-off! Students were encouraged to bring their best Top Ramen recipes (we had several unique creations including Ramen pizza!). Students cooked the ramen during the first 30 minutes of the program, and then judged each others' entries. At the end of the night we shared a short devotional thought as students ate noodles.This event definitely...
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Rent and set up two sets of professional black lights. Tape up floor hockey sticks, nets, pucks, and lines with fluorescent tape. Get co-ed teams of 5, turn out the lights, crank up the tunes, and let the glow in the dark craziness begin! Door prizes, a short God talk, pizza and a big cheesy trophy complete the event....
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Our church rents a really big park with skating in a predominately diverse neighborhood (skaters/gangs). We do 7 hours of food, games, prizes, bands, speakers, clowns, and much more. Every hour or so we have someone give a Gospel message.Many people that would not attend a church came and had a great time. We had several first time decisions.Ted...
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Each year we conduct a messy outdoor event involving as many messy events as we can come up with (several come from The SourceÕs "sick and twisted" games page). The point is that we make a mess outside. Games like Lemonade Machine, Chocolate Drop, Balloon Shaving, Egg Toss, etc. We present a message on the effect sin has on...
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Families from our church host a backyard event called the Backyard Bible Quest. They invite kids from their neighborhood, and provide their yard and a snack. We do creative crafts and play fun games. Then we make sure great storytellers present the greatest story ever told. online pharmacy buy vibramycin online no prescription Through this event we've reached hundreds...
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For several years in a row I helped organize a citywide block party. We used the parking lot of a local bank and set up a stage, food booths, a volleyball net, and lots of basketball hoops. We organized a basketball tournament, had live bands, and tons of door prizes (all donated by local businesses).At some point in the...
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It's as simple as it sounds ... and it worked! Sports draw kids out that might not normally go to church.This was done at the beach, but could be done at a park or anywhere. We challenged another youth group to a football game on Clearwater Beach. Both group of kids invited their friends (especially ones that could play...
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