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Planning.

In youth ministry, we all know what it’s like to leave our planning to the last possible second. So how about we try something different this year? How about we start planning our ministries an entire year at a time? It only takes one day each year, and it’s going to make the other 364 days of your year so much more fun, peaceful, and effective. It’s actually really doable with the Grow annual strategy.

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1. WATCH THE PLANNING MEETING WALKTHROUGH VIDEOS

In this series of 7 videos, Kenny and Elle Campbell (creators of Grow), will walk you through planning your entire year of ministry in 6 key areas: Discipleship, Teaching, Programming, Events, Volunteers, and Parents.

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2. DOWNLOAD THE PLANNING MEETING RESOURCES

In this download you’ll receive everything you need to plan and host your own annual planning meeting, including: editable calendars, calendar cards, prep lists, and a meeting guide.

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3. READ THE ONLINE GUIDE

This guide to online ministry will give you three formats for what online youth ministry can look like, and three difficulty levels for each format. So each week, you can: choose your format, choose your difficulty level (based on your time, energy, and resources), and fill in the blanks with whatever content you’re using!

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4. DOWNLOAD CALENDARS AND TO-DO LISTS

In this download you’ll get everything you need to stay organized this year, including: editable wall calendars, the annual calendar in spreadsheet format, and weekly/monthly to-do lists.

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5. DOWNLOAD THE GROW WEEKLY PLANNERS

From your friends at Grow in partnership with Church Fuel, this printable weekly planner will help you plan your weeks and stay focused throughout your year of ministry.

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Teaching.

It’s so important to have a strategy for what you will teach your students. Without a strategy, we run the risk of missing important ideas, teaching only the topics that personally interest us most, and ultimately failing to give our students a full and holistic view of God. The teaching strategy behind Grow Students has been created, influenced, and written by hundreds (literally) of real youth pastors, in real youth ministries, from a diversity of church contexts, cultures, sizes, and denominations. Our goal is to help you help your students grow spiritually, by teaching and discussing Scripture in developmentally appropriate ways.

Squad Up

A 4-week series on Friendship (recommended for August)

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Stretch

A 4-week series on Spiritual Habits (recommended for September)

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True Story

A 4-week series on Identity (recommended for October)

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A 4-week series on Loving Others (recommended for November)

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Merry Christmas To Me

A 4-week series on Christmas (recommended for December)

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Goals

A 4-week series on Wisdom (recommended for January)

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Free People

A 4-week series on Authority (recommended for February)

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Lost And Found

A 4-week series on Jesus (recommended for March)

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Forever

A 2-week series on Easter (recommended for Easter)

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Waitlisted

A 4-week series on Doubts & Questions (recommended for April)

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Anthem

A 4-week series on Worship (recommended for May)

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Back To The Future

A 4-week series on Justice (recommended for June)

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Look & See

A 4-week series on Evangelism (recommended for July)

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Discipleship.

When planning your year, we always recommend you start with a discipleship strategy. That’s because we believe spiritual growth should be the lens through which we see everything else we do in our ministries. We believe there are four spiritual habits that help teenagers (and adults, too) grow closer to God. These four habits aren’t anything new. They’ve been talked about countless ways, by countless numbers of people. Your church is probably already talking about them in your own unique way, so feel free to change the language to fit your context if you need to. The words aren’t important, but here’s what is: if these four spiritual habits are the behaviors that help teenagers grow closer to God, we need a strategy to help teenagers engage in these four spiritual habits on a regular basis, year after year.

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Quarterly Spiritual Growth Surveys

It’s not always easy to know when all of your discipleship efforts are working, so these quarterly surveys are designed to help you better understand how well your students are practicing the four spiritual habits you emphasize each year so you can learn how to lead them more effectively. Each quarter, give your students one of these anonymous surveys. And hang onto their responses so you can compare them year after year.

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The Table Talk Challenge

Spend Time With Others

The Table Talk Challenge is a set of Conversation starter cards designed to help students spark conversations with new people, especially with people who aren’t like them. Includes just-for-fun questions, get-to-know-you questions, and questions about life’s most important ideas.

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Go Bid Or Go Home Youth Auction

Use Your Gifts

Go Bid or Go Home is a student-led youth auction designed to raise funds for a cause that students care about. This event will get students serving and challenge them to identify needs in your community that they can help meet.

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The Run/Rest Social Media Devotionals

Spend Time With God

The Run/Rest Devotionals are a series of social media devotionals with images and pre-written captions designed to help your students develop rhythms of running toward God and resting in God’s presence.

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The Follow Challenge

Share Your Story

The Follow Challenge is a storytelling challenge that will encourage students to ask other Jesus-followers to share their stories about why they follow Jesus, and then follow their example by sharing their own story of following Jesus with someone else.

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Events.

Events are a pretty big deal for most youth ministries. They’re a way to have fun, connect with students, get new people in the door, and create some excitement. Events matter, but we’ve got to keep things in perspective. That’s why we’re fans of keeping your event strategy really simple, because you can make a bigger impact each year if you choose to do fewer events with more intentionality. Here’s our recommendation for keeping your event strategy simple: do one event each quarter, plus a summer camp and a mission experience.

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Nerdcon: The All-Nighter

This year’s fall all-nighter (or half-nighter) is nerd-themed! It’s packed with nerd-themed activities, games, decor and food ideas, and a teaching outline reminding students that they’re loved by God — and to love each other.

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The Christmas Open

This year, our just-for-fun winter event involves a lot of miniature golf and obnoxious Christmas decorations.

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Spring Retreat

This year, we’re giving you everything you need to plan a spring weekend retreat, along with the teaching content for a series on Jonah called Hard to Believe.

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Golden Glow Awards

This year, our just-for-fun summer event is an award show designed to celebrate your students and volunteers at the end of the year.

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Summer camp

Every year, we provide a guide to creating a 5-day summer camp, including games, how-tos, packing lists, planning resources, parent and volunteer communication, and the teaching content for a series called A Beautiful Rebellion.

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Local Mission Experience

This year we’re providing a guide to creating a local mission experience, including how-tos, packing lists, planning resources, parent and volunteer communication, and content to help train and debrief with your students before and after the experience.

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Foreign Mission Experience

This year we’re providing a guide to creating a foreign mission experience, including how-tos, packing lists, planning resources, parent and volunteer communication, and content to help train and debrief with your students before and after the experience.

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Volunteers.

If we want to be effective as youth pastors, we need to get really serious about investing in and empowering the volunteers we lead. When we do that, we multiply our influence, increase the capacity of our ministry, and give students a better shot at building a lifelong faith. Research shows that young people need not just one youth pastor, but a community of adults who are all investing in them and in their faith. So, if you want volunteers to invest in teenagers, it’s probably a good idea for you to invest in your volunteers first. With this 1-Year Volunteer Strategy, you’ll learn a system for investing in your volunteers in seven different ways throughout the year.

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Kick-Off Event

At the beginning of each year, we recommend planning a training event to kick off a new year of ministry with your volunteers. This kick-off event should be fun, inspiring, and helpful. But, most importantly, it should remind your volunteers of the core values of your church and youth ministrybecause every year, your volunteers need to be reminded of the big picture.

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Meetings

Sharing vision and inspiration with your volunteers is probably pretty important to you as a ministry leader, but volunteers need more than just inspiration. Your volunteers need practical training all year long! They need resources to help them do their specific jobs better. They need help navigating the specific issues they’re facing with kids and teenagers right now. That’s why it’s so important to schedule meetings with your volunteers throughout the year that train them on specific topics.

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Discussion Group

When we think about training and leading volunteers, we probably picture environments where we (the youth pastor or staff member) are doing the training and leading. That should be a necessary part of our volunteer investment strategy, of course, but it’s not the only way. Sure, you’ve got a lot of wisdom to share with your volunteers, but have you ever considered that your volunteers have a lot of wisdom to share with each other, too? That’s where these Discussion Groups come in.

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Conversations

We’re big believers that meeting regularly with your volunteers one-on-one is pretty important — not just for your volunteers, but for you and your ministry, too. It’s important for your volunteers because they need to know you care about them… and spending time building relationships is a great way to communicate how much you value them. It’s important for your ministry because it will give you an opportunity to evaluate how well your volunteers are doing in their roles. And it’s important for you because it will give you an opportunity to hear how you and your ministry can better help and equip your volunteers to do their jobs better.

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Celebrations

We don’t always think about celebrating or appreciating our volunteers as a form of training, but maybe we should! Because here’s the thing: what we celebrate gets repeated. So when we celebrate our volunteers for being awesome and following through on the vision and expectations we’ve set for them, we’re reminding our whole team about what matters most. Oh, and a little celebration can make our volunteers feel pretty awesome too.

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Tools

You probably do quite a bit to train, encourage, and inspire your volunteers to do their jobs well. You probably explain things well, give them great ideas, and tell them exactly how to be successful. But you know what? Sometimes, in order to do their jobs well, your volunteers need more than just words. They need a physical, practical, tangible tool they can take and use.

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Conversations

When we think about training our volunteers, we often about in-person meetings or big events. But if we want to keep our vision in front of our volunteers all year long, we have to think about training in a different (and more consistent) way. That’s where communication comes in. Whether you prefer to communicate with your volunteers through email, text messages, social media posts, or phone calls, the point is that you stay in touch with them every week.

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Parents.

When it comes to parents, let’s be honest… we could all do a better job of engaging them. For some of us, sometimes even just acknowledging their existence would be a good step forward. But no matter how new or how seasoned you are at engaging parents in your ministry, we hope this strategy will give you a framework for your parent strategy that you can replicate and improve year after year.

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Communication

Sometimes when we think about engaging parents, we think about in-person meetings or big events. But if we really want to engage parents, we have to learn how to resource and engage them on a more regular and ongoing basis. That’s where communication comes in. Whether you prefer to communicate with your parents through email, text messages, social media posts, or phone calls, the point is that you stay in touch with them regularly.

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Discussion Groups

When we think about environments for parents, we often picture situations where we (the youth pastor or staff member) are casting vision or providing training. There is a time and a place for those kinds of environments, of course, but it’s not the only way to engage or serve parents. Sure, you’ve got a lot of wisdom to share with parents, but have you ever considered that parents have a lot of wisdom to share with you and each other? That’s where these Discussion Groups come in.

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Open House

A Family Open House is an event for parents and their kids that takes place just before the beginning of every school year. While your main audience for this event will be the families of new students in your ministry, we recommend keeping it open to families who may have been lingering on the fringes of your ministry, but are now interested in learning more.

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Small Group Leaders + Parent Breakfast

A Parent and Small Group Leader Breakfast is an event for parents and their kids’ small group leaders to connect as partners and allies. It’s as simple as that. This event does not require tons of programming to pull off, but it does require intentionality. You need to be intentional to cast vision to your small group leaders, and your small group leaders need to be intentional to invite and encourage parents to show up.

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Family Game Night

This spring, you’ll plan a fun family game night for students and their parents, either at church for families to attend together or in homes by providing take-home boxes stuffed with supplies for parents to create memorable experiences at home with their teenagers.

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Tools

Between you, your leadership, and the other ministry leaders in your church, your church probably does a number of things throughout the year to encourage and inspire parents. But you know what? Sometimes, in order to do their jobs well, parents need more than just words. They need a physical, practical, tangible tool they can take and use.

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Games.

To help you make the most of your weekly program, we include an entire year’s worth of games. And, okay, we get it — games don’t really sound like something that can help your students grow spiritually. But do you know what games can do? The right games can help make your weekly program a place where students want to be — and where they’d like to invite their friends. With a great weekly programming strategy, you’ll get a head start on planning a fun and engaging game for every week of the year so you can spend more time thinking about everything else you still need to do.

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A-maze-ing Squad

Having an amazing squad is a major goal in life, and something you will need in this game. Teenagers will squad up and help a blindfolded team member through a maze.

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Across The Stretch

Almost everyone has held a tape measure and tried to see how far they can stretch it out before the tape bends. In this game you will stretch out the tape to build bridges.

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Andy’s Coming

The first rule of being a toy is no one can see you. In this game you better not let Andy(an adult leader) see you!

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Baloon Tower

Everyone loves Legos and Minecraft. There is just something about building something. So in this game we are going to do that but with balloons.

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Break Out Dodgeball

Dodgeball is a great game! It has been played in youth groups since the beginning of time! But this version has a twist, can you get out of jail to help your team or can you help free a teammate?

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Builder

One of Nehemiah’s goals was to build a wall around Jerusalem. In this game your teenagers will also build a wall but with cans.

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Canceled

Do you love social media? Snapchat? Instagram? Twitter? There are many different social media platforms, but can you guess which ones were canceled?

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Christmas Fix-A-Flat

It seems like everyone has inflatable Christmas decorations in their yard these days. But what happens when they get a flat? Who will be the first team to fix-a-flat and get their inflatable Christmas decoration up and standing tall?!

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Describe The Difference

Remember those “spot the difference” games we used to play as kids? They’re probably easy to play now, but could you still spot the difference after seeing only one picture? In this game, partners will work together to spot the difference quickly.

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Do You Trust Me?

A lot like the classic game show, “To Tell The Truth,” contestants will have to decide who they trust is telling an actual story about their life.

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Eggheads

Celebrities are great at what makes them famous, from acting to basketball. We usually know them for one thing, but can you guess which celebrity is an EGGhead?

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Extreme Easter Egg Hunt

This is not your grandmother’s Easter egg hunt! In this hunt the bunny fights back! Can you make it through the battle field that is the Extreme Easter Egg Hunt?

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Face Off – Christmas Edition

Well, it’s time to decide once and for all which Christmas character is better than the rest! Each round, contestants will argue on behalf of their favorite Christmas character and Christmas weapon to win in a battle against all others.

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Find The Shoe

Have you ever wanted to wear your favorite pair of shoes but couldn’t find one of the shoes? This game will help you get better at finding both shoes in a pinch!

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Guess It Or Post It

Everyone has that friend on social media who won’t stop sharing ridiculous e-cards with cartoon characters on them. In this game, if you are a bad guesser, then you will be one of those people!

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Heads Up!

Have you ever had a friend ask you if there was some food on their face? What about if there was a blender with lemons in it on their head? Well in this game you might get that chance as teenagers ask questions to figure out what is on their head.

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How Many?

LEGOs are a classic child’s toy. Coming in a wide range of sets and loose bricks, the limit to what you can build is only in your imagination. But can you guess how many blocks it takes to build some of the world’s best LEGO creations?

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Influencer

Have you ever set out to watch just one video on YouTube and ended up watching way more than you expected to? Well, all those videos you watched will come in handy today! In this game, you’ll guess which influencer posted the video.

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Jeoparty!

If only we could all afford for Alex Trebek to come and host our game of Jeoparty! This game is exactly as it sounds — a youth ministry take on “Jeopardy!”

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Lost & Found

I really need a stick of gum! The first one to bring it to me wins! Boom! That’s the game!

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Musical Snakes

Have you ever wondered what it would be like for Snakes to play musical chairs? Look no further than this fast-paced game of Musical Chairs!

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Name That Decade

Everyone has a favorite decade. For some, it’s the 2000s, for the older generation, it’s the 60s. But can you guess which decade these images came from? Contestants will have to correctly guess which decade a given image is from to win this game.

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Name That Tune Right Meow

It’s the classic, “Name That Tune” game with a feline twist. Instead of listening to a line from a song and having to name the song, the crowd will meow a popular song as contestants try to, “Name That Tune Right Meow!”

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Nehemiah Dodgeball

Nehemiah 4:17 …who were rebuilding the wall. The laborers who carried materials did their work with one hand and a sword in the other! All we are doing to this verse is adding dodgeballs!

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On The Spot Hallmark Christmas Movie

Everyone loves Christmas movies, but there is a large subculture of Hallmark Christmas movies! Each year they come out with more movies in the month of December. In this game teams will create their pitch for the next great Hallmark Christmas Movie!

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Over/Under – Classic Toys

Toys make us think of a more simple time, but did you know some of your childhood toys are now worth a bunch of money? The objective of this game is to guess whether or not the given toy is more or less than the price that is listed. The results may surprise you!

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Pass The Shirt

Having a good squad means having someone who will give you the shirt on his or her back! In this game we will check that literally! Team members will pass a shirt down a line from one to the next!

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Pop Quiz

Everyone hates a pop quiz! So why would we want to force our teenagers to have one at youth group? Well, this pop quiz has a fun twist, so let’s see if your teenagers can catch it!

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Reverse Charades Chrsitmas Carols

This game is the classic youth ministry game of “Reverse Charades,” but with a Christmas carol spin. Contestants will stand on stage while the crowd acts out a Christmas carol.

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Show Me The Gummy

Your teenagers are too young to understand the “show me the money” reference, but at least this will be a fun game! Three contestants try to hide a gummy worm in one of their mouths.

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Squad Up

Sometimes, it’s hard to remember everyone in your squad. In this game, contestants will be shown a member of a particular squad and it will be up to that contestant to name as many others in that squad as they can.

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Stand Out

Do you like to stand out or blend in with the crowd? In this game, you will need to be able to see what stands out faster than your opponent.

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Stay Inside The Lines

From a young age we have been told color inside the lines. For some of us, that was easy, and for others, it took a minute to figure out. But in this game we will find out if your team can keep their bodies inside the lines!

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Stolen Timelines

On Doc and Mharti’s trip back to the future, they decided to shake things up by stealing some of the most famous inventions from their own time periods. In this game, it’s your job to identify the object and return it safely to its creator.

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Tangled Timelines

Alternate timelines are always a concern when messing with time travel. Every time you do something in the past it adds a new timeline. In this game we will see how quickly you can untangle your timeline.

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TeleDough

It’s the classic game of Telephone with a kindergarten twist! Can you create out of play-dough what the person before you did?

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That’s A Stretch

What stretches between this game and your group? Having fun! In this game, players will have to find what stretches between these two seemingly random items.

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The Blob

In this game of teamwork, participants will come together to create the image on the screen.

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The Riff Off

Music is a way of life! In this game, we will see which team can come up with the most songs from a category.

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There’s An App For That

Apps are wonderful! But some are completely unnecessary. In this game, you’ll match the app to the correct description.

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Time Travel Adventure

Time travel has always been a part of movies, TV, and nerd culture. Now, it can be a part of youth group culture! In this game, teenagers will try to make it through the decades while sending their opponents back in time.

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Total Team Twister

Twister is a fun party game, but in this fun twist on the game, we will see which squad is the best!

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Trivia Story

There’s a snake in my boot! Say that phrase and most everyone knows it comes from the Toy Story movies. But do you know these little known facts about the franchise?

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True Story

In this game, contestants will try to pinpoint what exactly isn’t true about a ridiculous story.

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Two Truths And A Lie – Sport Rules Edition

Hopefully, this game won’t make a teenager kick dust at you or throw a chair down the bench line. In this game, contestants will have to decide which rule isn’t true about some of the world’s most popular sports! There’s only one rule: No arguing with the refs!

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What’s Behind Me?

We can all probably agree Jimmy Fallon would make a great youth pastor, but since he isn’t, let’s play a game based off one of his best games. In this game, can you guess what crazy thing is behind you?

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What’s In The Box?

It’s easy to ask someone what is inside their box, but how do you know if they are telling you the truth or lying? In this game, contestants will either tell the truth or lie to trick their opponent about what’s in their box.

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Who Dis? – Music Edition

New phone, who dis? Losing your contacts is the worst thing ever! In this game, contestants will try to guess which music artist is texting them before everyone else!

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Who Nose?

Everyone loves Pictionary, but in this game we gave it a twist! Do you NOSE what it is? You can only draw with your nose!

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Yoga Bear

Yoga is usually something relaxing and good for you, but in this game, you might not be so relaxed. Contestants will have to strike a yoga pose, and the one who pulls it off best wins!

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THE GROW CURRICULUM APP

You can edit and send the Grow Series or your own custom content to volunteers, parents, students, or whoever you want.

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