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Celebrate a Jungschar anniversary with other Jungschars in the region as well as with a festive service.

For the anniversary year of the Jungschar, offer a Chilbi (German: Kirmes/Jahrmarkt).

Offer a children's week at the public outdoor pool.

In the Middle Ages, pirates were called corsairs. We play this game in the forest or in the city.

A water Olympics in the swimming pool is a good way to make other children aware of our Jungschar.

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.

A program is presented for a local camp. The Robinson theme is incorporated into the devotions, quiet times, games, excursions and experiences. 

A peaceful outdoor game for everyone—Theme: 

Bringing God’s Light Out into the World

 

This article is from the Forum magazine.

The participants form a circle.

Semester program featuring 7 devotionals on the life of Nehemiah the builder.

A game with lots of movement

Questionnaire with which group participants can evaluate their group.

This is a fun game to warm up. Practical side effect: the group gets to know each other in a completely new way.

Which group will be the first to escape from the prison with the self-knotted rescue rope? This is a movement-intensive terrain game in which you collect, buy and run for all you're worth.

How well do you know the people of the Bible and in what circumstances and situations they lived? Find out here in a playful way.

A fun catching game for in between.

A game for a control run in which you try to make a dab in the middle of the target with a brush.

A few types of capture games where you can free the prisoners.

In this night terrain game, players are on a quest to find a secret agent. This agent is in possession of a very important briefcase.

The aim of this exciting terrain game is to prevent an important "building" from being blown up. The question of all questions: When does the alarm clock ring?

Brennball is a game in which two groups compete against each other, trying to run as many laps as possible.

In this terrain game for teens and young people, the aim is to get encrypted messages through the enemy ranks to your own base and decode them.

An active game to get to know each other

A crazy game of getting to know each other in which the person on the right is addressed by name and asked for a specific shoe size. The shoe size gets bigger and bigger ;-)

In this exciting nighttime outdoor game, you'll have to be on high alert, because the enemy could be lurking anywhere. Don't get caught!

Don't let the many rules scare you off! This is a fun, action-packed board game in which two construction companies compete fiercely against each other.

Materials needed: 2 or more plastic jugs, depending on the number of teams; approximately 200 grams of corn kernels; one chair per team.