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How to Write Great Discussion Questions for Teenagers

How to Write Great Discussion Questions for Teenagers

Have you ever felt like your small group was on fast-forward? The teaching wraps up, you circle up with your students, and suddenly every question gets a one-word answer. Before you know it, you’ve reached your final question… and you still have 20 minutes left in...

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4 Game Structures Used in Kids Ministry

4 Game Structures Used in Kids Ministry

If you've spent any amount of time in kids ministry, you've probably played a few incredible games. Games are a central part of kids ministry. They give us a chance to make new connections with kids and help them relate to their peers. Games are more than just a way...

4 Game Structures Used in Youth Ministry

4 Game Structures Used in Youth Ministry

If you've spent any amount of time in youth ministry, you've probably played a few incredible games. Games are a central part of youth ministry. They give us a chance to make new connections with teenagers and help them relate to their peers. Games are more than just...

6 Ways to Make Kids Ministry Games More Fun

6 Ways to Make Kids Ministry Games More Fun

One of our favorite ways to describe kids ministry is fun. We love having fun. We love fun activities, fun teaching, and fun people. No matter how old you are, we all gravitate toward fun. Fun isn't only helpful for making friends and new memories,...

6 Ways to Make Youth Group Games More Fun

6 Ways to Make Youth Group Games More Fun

One of our favorite ways to describe youth ministry is fun. We love having fun. We love fun activities, fun teaching, and fun people. No matter how old you are, we all gravitate toward fun. Fun isn't only helpful for making friends and new memories,...

How to Create Simple Church Games for Kids

How to Create Simple Church Games for Kids

If you've spent more than a few weeks in kids ministry, chances are you've played a lot of games. Games sit at the center of ministry because it gives kids (and leaders) a chance to make connections. When you're playing a game with a kid or watching...