Monthly Archives: October 2009

October 29, 2009

Resurrection Roll (GAME)

Time 10-15 minutes (or more, depending upon how many times you play) Audience Children & Youth Description This game is a fun and high-energy way to celebrate the resurrection of Christ. It’s played in rounds, and an individual round takes … Continue reading →

Cultural Continuums (GAME)

Time 40-60 minutes (or more, depending upon how many cultural dimensions you choose to use) Audience Teens or adults who interact with people of different cultures or are planning to do so Description This game illustrates the differences between the … Continue reading →

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