Category: Games
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Common Ground Game
The Common Ground game is a simple group activity that helps youth connect by finding shared experiences. It’s perfect for introducing youth ministry themes like dignity, kindness, or inclusion. This easy icebreaker encourages conversation, builds trust, and creates a welcoming atmosphere. It’s great for any size group and requires no materials!
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Protection Dodgeball
Protection Dodgeball is a unique twist on a classic game. One player protects their partner from being hit by a ball, teaching about trust and care. This active game connects to youth ministry themes like God’s protection, angels watching over us, and Jesus’ sacrifice. It encourages youth to reflect on how we rely on others…
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Yes No Game
The Yes No Game is a fun and simple icebreaker for youth ministry. Players ask each other yes-or-no questions, but if they say “No,” they must give up their tokens. The game encourages quick thinking and keeps everyone engaged. This activity works well with faith themes like trust, obedience, and saying “Yes” to God. It…
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Newspaper Tower Challenge Game
The Newspaper Tower Challenge game is an engaging way to teach lessons through play. Teams race to build the tallest freestanding tower using only newspapers and tape. It sparks creativity, problem-solving, and perseverance. This activity is perfect for youth ministry and can be linked to themes like building a strong faith foundation (Matthew 7:24-27) or…
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Treasure Hunt Game
The Treasure Hunt game is perfect for youth ministry. Children search for hidden treasures while learning important lessons about their faith. It can connect to themes like seeking God’s kingdom, finding His blessings, or gaining wisdom. Simple to set up and easy to play, this activity works for all ages. You can make it fun…
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Tick-Tock the Crocodile Hunt Game
Tick-Tock the Crocodile Hunt game is a simple and engaging hide-and-seek activity. Inspired by the story of Captain Hook and the ticking crocodile, this game teaches children to focus and stay calm under pressure. It also opens the door to discussions about fear, trust, and relying on God. Players listen for the ticking sound to…
