Whitney Houston

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Description
As youth look at the story of Whitney Houston’s life, they can will find hope and look towards persevering in their own spiritual walk to leave a legacy that glorifies Christ.

“Whitney”


Illustration


When I first heard the news about Whitney Houston’s death, I couldn’t quite believe it. I was sitting with my band in between services at our

Balloon Bop Relay

Description
Teams of youth must move different colored balloons from the front of the room to the back, then back to the front again. Balloons can be holiday colors or contain messages inside.


Resources Needed


  • Rubber Balloons in various colors. You’ll need one of each color for every team.
  • Open area for youth to move around. It can also be

Super Bowl XLVI – Indianapolis (Patriots vs Giants)

February 5th is American Football’s Superbowl weekend! The Patriots and Giants will tee off for the NFL’s Super Bowl XLVI.

We’ve got a great idea for you to try out with your youth group, it’s sports-themed and perfect for tying in what’s going on in American Football on the 5th with a spiritual application. I am putting it up one …

Jesus is Greater than Religion

Love this look at the difference between being religious and being a Christian.

Here’s the words for those interested…

What if I told you Jesus came to abolish religion?
What if I told you voting Republican really wasn’t his mission?
What if I told you Republican doesn’t automatically mean Christian,
and just because you call some people blind doesn’t automatically …

How Time Flies

When as a child I laughed and wept, time crept.
When as a youth I waxed more bold, time strolled.
When I became a full-grown man, time ran.
When older still I daily grew, time flew.
Soon I shall find, in passing on, time gone.
O Christ! wilt Thou have saved me then?

~Henry Twells

What will you do in …

Night Before Christmas Mad Lib

Description
Just for fun. In this mad lib, you replace some of the words of the “Night Before Christmas” with words written by youth and chosen at random.

What you need

  • Slips of paper and something for youth to write with.
  • A print out of the modified “Night Before Christmas”
  • Create and label a box for each of the following

Christmas Ornament Affirmations

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Christmas Activity Description

The first Christmas tree ornaments were fruits, nuts, sweets, marzipan cookies and even communion wafers cut into various shapes. Decorations made of gold foil and paper were also added. The tree itself, an evergreen, was a reminder of everlasting life. A star or angel at the top reminded people of the Christmas story. Lights symbolised that the …