Here is a sample game plan for a Youth Mission Day. Goal: line up alphabetically by first name, always keeping one foot touching the tape.ģ) let everyone try to move so they’re in alphabetical orderĤ) every time someone falls off the line, everyone has to return to their original position and start overĥ) after starting over 3 or 4 times, call everyone into a huddle to discuss feelings, then suggest “strategy”ħ) when in alphabetical order, call out loudly first letter of first name down the line.Set-up: put long line of masking tape on floor (if you’re on a carpet, use string).Scriptures – read in at least two languages and use youth as readers Highlights: a visiting missionary family, group-building games, creating a plan of action for mission.Ģ) build bridges and network for future activitiesģ) start a process to do something good for humanity-beyond bringing canned food to a food driveĤ) realize that teens can make a difference in the worldĥ) be reminded that as Christians we are called to do good You may use any part of it as you plan your own youth mission day.
This is a fun way to get kids into small groups, rather than counting off. Ask random questions to create sub-groups. Whether you are a youth leader looking to invite other youth ministries to your event or you are a new musical band, looking to invite some groups to your event, this sample invitation letter would be useful.
Move them around until you have groups of five. The sample invitation letter below can be adapted to any such situation.
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