Why does God care so much about me taking care of my body?
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What you'll need:
Photos from magazines, newspapers, the Internet or photos taken by yourself.
You'll need at least one photo for each person.Directions:
Create groups of 5-7 people or larger.
Mix up the photos, face down and then have each person pick one photo.
Each person has a picture but they cant show it to anyone.
The group then tries to come up with a story from some photos.
It takes a lot of patience and understanding to keep the story going in the direction that the first person started off with.
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Balloon Bust
Divide into two groups.
Form two lines.
Each person gets a balloon that's inflated.
The first person in each line is given instructions on what to do with their balloon (ex: dribble balloon to wall and back, kick ballon, balance baloon on foot, etc.).
Once they have completed the task, they return to their starting point at the front of the line and sit on their balloon until it pops. Only after it pops can the second person in line begin the assigned task that was given.
Again, after they've completed the task, they return to their place in the line, and sit on their balloon until it pops.
The first team to pop all its balloons, wins.
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Non-Musical Chairs
Materials:
*A chair for all but one person.
Make a circle with the chairs as if you were setting up a game of musical chairs, the person without a chair will start the game.
Have everyone seated, the person in the middle of the circle will state a clothing item or physical characteristic, such as, but not limited to, green eyes or blue jeans. (The person in the middle must match the criteria they call)
The persons with those characteristics, etc. will stand up and switch seats, since there won't be a chair for everyone since the person in the middle will need a seat, the last person standing is "it". The game goes on for any amount of time.
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Cabin Fever
Set:When the weather finally breaks after a long winter, everyone gets busy fertilizing the lawns, dusting off the golf clubs, cleaning up the patio furniture, and lighting up the grill. There is a genuine excitement in the air! If we stay in the house too long or if winter stays too long, we get cabin fever. Cabin fever is a condition of increased anxiety, tension, and boredom caused by living for some time in a confined space or an isolated area, especially in winter.
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Spirit Stick
Set:Hockey Chat: Wood, aluminum, carbon composite, fiberglass. Hockey sticks are made up of all kinds of different materials. It takes time and practice, but once you find YOUR stick, you know it and use it with confidence. You puck handle and shoot the best you can with your stick. Have you ever broke a stick and had to grab a different one quickly. Right off the bat you know it’s not going to work well. Your not use to it. It’s not yours. You have to play with it before you get comfortable using it regularly.
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God, where are You?
Set:There seems to be a lot going on in our society today that makes people question God. From the simple, “My game is a wreck,” to the more complex, “I thought God was a God of love, so why would He allow this to happen in Haiti?” Everywhere we look, people are hurting and looking for answers. Sometimes friends try to comfort us and explain why God does what He does, but rarely does it pacify our pain and struggle.
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Brain Buckets
Set:Hockey Chat: Brain Buckets. The 79-80 season was when the NHL made new comers wear the head gear. Prior to that it wasn’t thought of to be a need. But ask anyone whose taken a wack without it how much it is needed. It’s one of those things that we don’t really use in the game (head-butting a puck into the goal is not very effective). But when a stick comes up to high, or our skate slips out from under us, those hockey helmets are what saves us from a potentially deadly injury.
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