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A diddly bow was originally an activity for farm kids. It was usually some stick, broomstick or the like, to which a tin can was attached and then a wire was stretched. By plucking it, you could play notes and by placing a bottle neck on the string, you could adjust the pitch.

As we are planning a trip to the local fire department with the Jungschar, I wanted to hold a devotion in the spirit of the unit program. But since I didn't find very much material for this, I worked something out myself. The goal was to form a tangible parallel between the world of experience of the fire department and the Gospel, but at the same time to be able to pass on a practical application for everyday life especially also for the many church children in our Jungschar.

This game is suitable for teaching young children how to use and find their way around the Bible in a playful way.

This devotional concept was created for a fall camp (7 days) on the theme of the Wild West. Parallel to this theme, the book of Joshua (life in the new land) was dealt with.

Whether in teen or youth ministry, no leader wants to bore his or her participants with his or her devotions. Now to have exciting and fruitful devotions, you don't have to water down God's Word or talk about worldly things. It is simply a matter of interpreting the Bible.
The devotional principle "HEY,YOU SEE SO" can be a great help to us as leaders to captivate the participants with our devotions.
This devotional principle comes from the book: Ten Goals of Youth Ministry. p.98.

It is said to happen to the ablest of tea-circle workers that they occasionally struggle to put together a game night or use games well-placed.
Here shall Abhillfe come!

This Bible quiz is very popular among teenagers. In a playful way they look for Bible passages and learn the Bible once in a special way.

Velotours in groups are very eventful, but sometimes also dangerous.
Therefore we want to act especially responsibly.

The "Great Cow Trade" needs longer preparation as a terrain game, but is really original as a game idea!

... or Schusser, Clicker etc. There are over 100 names for this game in the German-speaking world alone and at least as many games.

On a sheet of paper (or similar) two players have to move as fast as possible without touching the ground.