Clap Catch and Pterodactyl: 2 Mega-fun Back-Pocket Youth Games
Need more games? Mike Rollins shares two fun, low-prep games for your youth group.
May 30, 2017
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Need more games? Mike Rollins shares two fun, low-prep games for your youth group.
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We have found that getting creative in giving students practical ways to learn about God and serve in a church setting reaches a totally different set of students than your typical Bible study does. On Wednesday nights, we introduced what we call “Options”.
Chair Foosball is a great last minute game or it is a good game for those rainy summer days at camp when you need to keep the students busy. This game has no set up and our students have a blast playing it!
Think of it as a bit of a cross between German Spotlight and Capture the Flag, but that doubles as an opportunity to talk about how Christians are persecuted and how the early christians had to keep the church hidden in order not to get caught.