What’s more fun than going to a bowling alley? Playing giant bowling! Every month our Young Adult group meets to fellowship, get into the Word, and have fun playing different games. We always plan a dinner that tastes great, and is easy to make. We also like to have bible studies, times where we can encourage each other and share what the Lord has been teaching us lately, watch sermons. We also like to have fun! Our group loves improv, so many times the games are some type of improv game. However, while searching the internet, we found a giant, inflatable version of bowling, with the bowling pins and ball. With a little brain storming, we decided on playing three different versions of bowling. We found a miniature set (the ball was the size of a marble), and used a child’s plastic bowling set (that a friend had) for the third game. It is fun to go bowling, but even more fun when you can come up with your own versions of bowling games! Below are the 3 games we played and the instructions. You certainly don’t have to play the games exactly as we did (even we changed the games as we went), but this can be a great starting point to spark your creativity! These are the bowling games we decided on: Miniature Bowling
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Did you know that Jesus fixed breakfast for his disciples after He had risen from the dead? I love this story! You see, Peter, Thomas, Nathaniel, James, and John were all together hanging out. It had been a crazy few weeks. Jesus had washed their feet, been arrested, tried, and convicted. They were devastated. Then the news had come while they were hiding out, fearful that they were the next ones to be executed. News had come of His Resurrection from the ladies. Then Jesus appeared among them. He was alive! However, things had been so hard. Thomas had doubted. Peter had denied Jesus three times. And here they were hanging out. "I'm going fishing!" Peter declared to his friends. "We'll go, too," the others decided. So they all went out fishing. They fished all night and caught nothing. They were tired, discourage, weary, maybe afraid. As they pulled the boat up on the shore, a man called out, "Children, do you have any fish." "No," they replied. "Well, cast your net over on the right side of the boat and you will find a catch," the stranger replied. |
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