Needs: Game Leader (to tell drawers what to draw and to give a point for each correct guess); a whiteboard and markers

Fast-Paced Game:

Divide the group into 2+ teams, each with a team name. One member from each time goes up to the board, and the game leader whispers in each drawer's ear the same thing to draw.

Ready, Set, Draw! Without talking, each "artist" does his best to get his team to guess what he is drawing.

When the answer is shouted out, that round ends and the next round begins immediately! Anybody can run up to the board and start drawing for his/her team.

The team with the most points at the end of the game wins. (Optional: Award candy to the winning team.)

Keep the energy high and the music going.

FCA Hockey presents Christian Cup VIII to be hosted in Minneapolis, Minnesota April 8-10, 2011

The Christian Cup is an adult hockey tournament that seeks to glorify Jesus Christ. In the last seven years, the Christian Cup has provided great times of fellowship, encouragement, and of course hockey.

The 2011 tournament will consist of 16-20 teams from across the U.S. and Canada. The teams will be split into three divisions: A, B and C levels in order to provide best possible player experience. Each team will be guaranteed four games, which will be held at the National Sports Complex (NSC) SuperRink in Blaine, Minn.

These documents help promote your Fields of Faith event to local radio, TV and newspapers. Includes a guide and a sample press release.

• Fields of Faith Press Release Guide (.doc)
• Fields of Faith Press Release Template (.doc)

“If I had only thought ahead I wouldn’t be in this situation.”
–– 16-year-old Steve, after losing the use of his legs from diving out of a boat after drinking

It takes the average frequent flyer 12 months to travel enough miles to qualify for Southwest Airlines’ companion pass. Les and Chris Steckel only needed eight.

In their first year of ministry, the FCA President and “First Lady” were on the road as many days as a typical person spends in an office during an entire calendar year. But it wasn’t without purpose. Both Les and Chris knew they were called to spend that time immersing themselves in the FCA field, learning from and building relationships with staff across the country.

Summary
Jake was looking at Roger’s blog and realized how alone Roger felt.  As he reads the blog it flashes back to how Roger felt about his life at school.  Roger talks through his pain and struggle of why he felt so hopeless and alone.

Verse
“My eyes are always on the LORD, for He will pull my feet out of the net. Turn to me and be gracious to me, for I am alone and afflicted. The distresses of my heart increase; bring me out of my sufferings.” - Psalms 25:15-17

Discussion Questions

1. Many students in your school have felt like Roger did.  What are some of the warning signs you can look for?

How Can I Experience Eternal Life?

READY

Time is always a major factor. We live in a world of 60-minute games, 30-second time-outs, 3-second lane violations, 2-minute warnings, and other time crunchers like having 2 outs and 2 strikes in the bottom of the 9th inning.

1. Describe a situation when time played a role in the outcome of a competition. What adjustments were you or your team forced to make as the clock ran down?

2. List three emotions that you’ve felt when under pressure. What impact did those emotions have on your ability to perform?