Tag Archives: Game

Building the Church – GAME

Audience Teens, Adults Time 30 minutes Description This game helps participants to recognize the need for effective collaboration/teamwork when working to build up or serve the Church.  It is a “Gotcha” type of activity that sets up the participants to … Continue reading

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Annimuzzles (ICEBREAKER)

Time 45-55 minutes Description This icebreaker takes longer than most to facilitate, but it can be a fun way to start an event where it is important for the group to think creatively.  Participants will work together in teams to … Continue reading

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Filed under creativity, Energizer, Facilitation, Fun, Game, Icebreaker, Teaching, team, teambuilding, teamwork

GAME – Symptoms, Sources, Solutions

Audience Teens, Adults Time 20-30 minutes Description This game helps participants to understand a simple problem-solving model and to remember that we should always look for the Sources of the problem before we try to implement Solutions. Scriptures Isaiah 5:1-30 … Continue reading

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Filed under Challenges, competition, Decision making, Game, Games that Teach, Needs Analysis, Overcoming obstacles, Performance, Problem solving, Solutions

Learning Transfer (EXERCISE)

Audience Children, Teens or Adults Time 30 minutes Description This activity helps teachers, presenters, facilitators and trainers recognize the inherent challenges in teaching as we compete against our audiences’ or participants’ mental barriers to learning transfer.  This exercise can be … Continue reading

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Filed under activity, distractions, exercise, Game, Games that Teach, learning, memory, Mind, Overcoming obstacles, thinking, thoughts

Finding Measures (GAME)

Audience Teens and Adults Time 15-20 minutes Description This game challenges team members to find ways to measure their progress towards a goal when the way to measure their progress is unclear. Scriptures 2 Corinthians 10:12   Materials Graduated pitcher … Continue reading

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Filed under Evaluation, Feedback, Game, Games that Teach, Hands-on, impact, Management, Performance

Shared Resources (GAME)

Audience Children, Teens, Adults Time 20-25 minutes Description This game teaches that we often need to share resources in order to be successful.  Competition with others outside the team is usually productive, but competition within a team can create a … Continue reading

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Filed under Apostles, competition, Game, Games that Teach, Group Dynamics, sharing, team, teambuilding, teamwork

Negotiation Game (GAME)

Audience Children, Teens, Adults Time 30-40 minutes (longer if you use the Bible study at the end) Description This game teaches about negotiation skills and going for win-win.  It has elements of a “Gotcha” activity (an activity where participants are … Continue reading

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Filed under Abraham, Abram, competition, Game, Games that Teach, Intercession, Negotiation

High-Performing Numbers Game (GAME)

Audience Children, Teens, Adults Time 20 minutes Description This game is a “Gotcha” activity. (A “Gotcha” is a training activity that is designed to create a paradigm shift in the participants’ minds.  It is set up so that the participant … Continue reading

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Filed under Body of Christ, competition, Game, Games that Teach, team, teambuilding

StrengthsFinder Theme Sorting (GAME)

Audience Teens, Adults Time 15-20 minutes Description This game helps participants to become familiar with and remember the 34 Clifton StrengthsFinder Themes through a competitive sorting activity.  Participants should have taken the Clifton StrengthsFinder or StrengthsQuest assessment at www.strengthsfinder.com.  You … Continue reading

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Under the Radar (GAME)

Audience Teens, Adults Time 30-35 minutes Description This game helps participants to understand how challenging it is to get feedback “in under the radar” without raising the intended recipient’s defensiveness.  Participants will enjoy trying to get beanbags into a target.  … Continue reading

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Filed under acceptance, conflict management, Conflict Resolution, discipleship, Evaluation, Game, Games that Teach, Hands-on, heart, Humility, leadership, Relationships, self-image, Spiritual Growth, team, Transformation