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Gain Self-Knowledge Through the 10 Commandments
Texts on this in the Bible: Exodus 20:1-17; Deut. 5:6-18; Matt. 5:17-7:29; 22:34-40; Gal. 5:16-24
Materials needed: a table (coffee table; standard), bowls (at least one or more identical ones), or circles.
Turn a table upside down; participants divide into two teams, which line up next to each other.
Mark off a throwing distance; each participant takes turns throwing the bowl or ring once to hit one of the table’s first two legs. If the throw is successful, one additional throw may be allowed. If the pot/hoop hits one of the last two legs of the table, the point is awarded to the opposing team. After 10 or more throws, the game ends and the winner is declared.
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Various tips and guidelines on how to treat the environment and nature properly.
The team benefits from the strengths of each individual.
In this article, you'll find some tips to make sure shopping for craft supplies doesn't break your budget
Soon we meet for the joint departure to the "New World", as America is also called at this time. Are you prepared for adventure and western life? We are looking forward to our time together!
With this Bible reading idea, you can experience 10 to 15 inspiring minutes together with other people from your group.
It is gratifying that singing Christian songs takes up a large part of our camps. But why is this important and what conditions must be fulfilled so that singing can succeed?
Playing Human Soccer with Asterix and Obelix.
A fun game of tag.
- Hiking and sleeping on straw
- Excursion to the waterfall and discovery of a ruin
- etc.
This article provides a little guidance for creating a semester or quarterly program.
Participants line up at a distance of approximately 3–6 meters from the leader.
The leader will stand with their back to the participants.
At the start, participants try to move as quietly and smoothly as possible so that the leader cannot hear them. The goal is to reach the leader and take their place. From time to time, unexpectedly, the leader will give the command “freeze” and turn around. This is the moment when the participants must freeze. If the leader spots someone who has moved, that person will be asked to return to where they started.
The person who reaches the front first will take the leader’s place, and the game will resume.
No materials are needed.
A children's week on the theme of "time travel"
Attached is the rough program for a camp on the theme "Go West - Settlers". Unfortunately the planning of the last day is missing. But it is worth looking at the other seven days.
A glance at the children's section of a bookstore is enough to see the importance of the theme of friendship. Books with tales of brave children's gangs share the shelf with friendship books to fill in yourself.
A week in which young and old, mothers and fathers, Kids Treff and Jungschar successfully pull together.