YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO A CHRISTMAS PARTY
GUEST OF HONOR: Jesus Christ
DATE: Every day. Traditionally, December 25, but He’s always around, so the date is flexible.
TIME: Whenever you’re ready. Please don’t be too late though, or you’ll miss out on all the fun.
PLACE: In your heart. He’ll meet you there–you’ll hear Him knock.
ATTIRE: Come as …
Materials
Sheet of paper and a tray or hard cover book for eack participant.
Activity
Everyone places a tray or large book on top their head with a piece of blank paper on it. They each have a marker and a page of christmas stickers (optional). Participant are to draw on the page resting on the top of their head, …
Materials
None
Game Play
1. Each team chooses a representative who is sent out of the room while the remaining participants choose some reasonable subject or object related to Christmas.
2. When the representatives return they have twenty opportunities to ask questions and guess the identifty of the subject or object chosen.
3. They can ask anything they wish, but …
Materials
Gifts, ribbon, wrapping paper, tape, etc.
Activity
Divide the group into pairs. Each pair stands hand in hand with their adjoining hands tied together. They are not allowed to use the hands tied together. With their free hands (one with the right hand and other with the left one) they must wrap up the package, bind the ribbon around …
Materials
Christmas Cards or various sizes and shapes and an open box wrapped to look like a Christmas gift.
Activity
1. Get 10 Christmas cards of various sizes and shapes.
2. Place the open box, wrapped like a Christmas present about six to eight feet away from the participants. (Vary your distance and size of the box according to the …
Materials
Large bag of candy appropriate for the holiday and a roll of paper towels. For Christmas, use Christmas related candy like small candy canes of different colors.
Game Preparation
1. Form two teams and assign each team one or two colors of candy. For a Christmas, one team will be assigned green, and other team is assigned red. You …
A father and daughter were out shopping for a Christmas tree. The father wanted just the right tree, and pulled out 2-3 for his daughter to consider. After several false starts, the little girl ran up to her daddy all excited, saying, “Daddy, I found the perfect tree!” She led him over to it, and to his disappointment, he saw …
Materials
None
Game Play
Each person in the group writes answers to four Christmas questions. Three of the answers are to be true and one is to be a hoax. Questions should center around Christmas.
For example, the following are suggested questions for Christmas:
1. What is the most unusual Christmas gift you ever received?
2. What is the most …
Materials
A real Christmas tree with an equal number of real ornaments and a star for each group.
(It is best to use unbreakable ornaments)
Activity
One at a time, each team member runs to the tree, attaches an ornament, and returns to the team. First group getting all ornaments attached to the tree wins!
Variation
Use stars and blindfold …
Materials
None
Activity
One team takes turns to ask a person in the other team a question e.g. What do you stir your coffee with? The person is only allowed to answer ‘Christmas Trees’ and they musn’t laugh or smile. A team gets a point for each question they can answer without laughing. If they laugh, each person in the …