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It's time to stop doing youth lock-ins at your church.

I have a new Minute To Win It game. It's a New Testament version. Just click on the picture to check it out. In Seminary this year we are studying the Old Testament. For our Christmas party I thought that it would be fun to have a review of the year so far with Minute to Win it games. Here is what I came up with. I gave each team 5 apples and had them do their best to stack them. The team who had the most apples stacked at one minute won. You could also have a person from each team eat an…

This is a favorite in our youth group. We might play it 4 times a year. Supplies: Glowsticks (two per player, one for each wrist). One color per team. 2 Larger glowsticks (or many connected to form a giant ring) This will be a flag. How to Play: Its capture the flag but it's done in the dark

Think you've got what it takes to stay up all night with a legion of rowdy teens amped up on pepperoni pizza, red vines, and red bulls? We hope you're right. But if you're at all hesitant, we've pulled together our list of tips and tricks to teach you how to survive a youth Lock-In.

A super fun activity that will be a crowd-pleaser for your young men and young women! AN ESCAPE ROOM! Solve clues, figure out what's next to finally open the treasure! A great test of your

If you are looking for a youth group lock-in that works in a small church, builds relationships, and doesn't leave everyone hangry and crabby, this is it!

How fun! Could be used for so many different Bible skills.

Youth group Lock-Ins are an incredibly fun way to connect with the kids in your youth ministry. But 12 hours is a long time to fill with interesting activities. So we've pulled together our list of the greatest Youth Lock-In Games of all time to help you make your next All-Niter the best time ever!

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