Jan 19
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Galatians 6:2 Bear ye one another’s burdens, and so fulfil the law of Christ. Have students gather for prayer and then give each student a clothespin and a sharpie marker. Have them write their #1 prayer request on one side of the clothespin, and their name on the other side. Then have them bring their […]
Mar 31
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Another key member that you need to introduce to your gamming repertoire is “clothespins.” They are cheap and lots of fun. Following is a list of easy activities that can be used with clothespins. I keep a large bucket of clothespins with me and use them for quick and easy fillers when I am doing […]
Mar 25
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An exciting way to take up offering is to have a clothesline ran across the front of your meeting space. You then break your group into two teams (Guys against girls is still usually the best motivator after 2000 years) Have a bunch of clothespins on the left and the right of the clothesline. Designate […]
Mar 24
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Pair your students together. Each pair will use 10 clothespins to attach themselves together. You can then play the following activities: Have the pair’s line up on a line and race. See which pair can win without losing any clothes pins or come apart. See which pair loses the least amount of clothespins while going […]
Jan 14
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Mark off a play area of at least 40ft by 40ft by putting rope on the ground. All players are to receive 5 clothespins. They are then to pin them to their clothes. Have them all spread out around the edge of the rope before starting. The object is to pin your clothespins onto the other […]
Jan 6
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A great way to introduce new groups, is a clothespin kudos activity. Give each participant a clothespin and a sharpie marker. Then have participants create a “Nifty Nickname” for themselves. This is done by using an adjective that begins with the same letter as their name. This quality is to describe the participant. Examples could include: Dynamic David […]
