Level Up Your Games in Your Service

Here’s a quick overview of what he covers, but watch for a deeper dive into each of these points:
- Find a Game that isn’t Lame.
- Look for games that interesting, exciting, and/or engaging for the age level you are working with
- Find High Quality Games
- Pay attention to the ease of gameplay
- Execute the Game Well
- Have it prepped well before the program
- Do a test run
- Get a competent, energetic, and engaging host
- Kill it Before it Dies. Signs of Game Death:
- Low room engagement
- Crowd confusion
- Host is giving up
Got any tips you would add? Put them in the comments below!
James has been a youth pastor for over 13 years! He’s currently serving students at a multi-ethnic church in southern Mississippi. He loves creating games and videos to help students have fun, because fun is such a great way to break down any walls they might have up – hopefully allowing them to be open to the Gospel!
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