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Flowers aren’t just for the garden or for a vase on the table—you can actually eat some of them. It sounds strange, but did you know you’ve probably been eating them all along?

We come across many numbers in the Bible. Several of these numbers mean more than just a number.

In this Wiki, we’ll try to decipher their meanings.

This is a terrain game in which the aim is to find the hidden treasure of the opponents.

The goal of the game is to transport as many letters as possible into his depot, in order to finally be able to lay as good words as possible.

When the idea for a cross-country game is missing

Craft Projects for Boys: Getting Creative with Cans, Nails, Carving Soapstone, LEDs, and Building a Rocket

Instructions for leaders on how to make two different types of Finnish candles on their own. Create a quick decoration using rainbow-colored corrugated cardboard.

Ideas for pre-evangelistic projects from practice. A field report from Langenthaler Jungscharen.

Not only "fun and action" are attractive for kids. A creative project needs a lot of effort - but the result is worth seeing!

Slacklining is a trendy sport that originated in the climbing community. A slightly stretchy strap is stretched out just above the ground, and participants then balance on it.

Experiencing Nature with the Kids – a few craft ideas that also work well as time-fillers, for example, if the sermon at a forest service runs a little longer than the children’s program.

A pot of gold.
You can buy all kinds of oils and ointments at the store, but it’s much more fun to make them yourself.

I'll do it! I'm not doing it! Do I? I'm not doing it?

Ideas for creative sidewalk art and games for Sunday summer activities, summer camps, or just to beat boredom.

Sailing across the sea with the Jungschar, discovering America and having great experiences - who hasn't dreamed of the great adventures of Eirik and Halvdan, Hroald and Knútr and what they were al

The timetable contains in detail all the points that need to be clarified and distributed in advance during a camp preparation.

Fun variation on a well-known game.

Very fun to do at a bonte evening or as a component for a hexathlon.
Fits well into a program about the senses.