Christmas's Religious Observance and History
A celebration of Christmas in the Church and the history of Christmas lead to the true meaning of the holiday.
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How to Have a Summer Party for Youth in Mid-Winter
hat better way to eliminate cabin fever, or the cold weather blahs, than a summer party in the middle of winter. Any youth room can be easily transformed into a tropical getaway, and the youth will have a blast putting it all together.
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Unusual Church Fundraisers
New unique and profitable ideas for great church fundraisers.
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How to Set Up and Enact a Turkey Bowling Event for Youth
What makes Turkey Bowling the most bizarre, and the most fun youth group activity, is the absence of bowling balls. Instead, the bowling action is done with frozen turkeys. Youth confidently step up to the line with a 10 to 12 pounder, fling it down the plastic-lined lane as hard as they can, and hope to knock down multiple pins with frozen birds. But the turkey does not always make it down the center of the lane.
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Unique Flocking Fundraiser Ideas
Explore a unique way to fundraise with pink flamingo lawn ornaments.
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A Season of Christian Fasting and Self-Sacrifice
A discussion of the history and traditions of the Season of Lent in the Christian Faith.
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What are the customs and traditions of Christmas Eve?
A discussion of Christmas Eve's observances and customs around the world.
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Harvest Day Parties are a Positive Christian Alternative to Halloween
Halloween has become an Americanized and commercialized version of a pagan holiday that is based on the beliefs and practices of the ancient Celts. But Christians have the opportunity to celebrate the harvest season by giving it new meaning and significance, one that promotes positive spiritual growth, and is grounded in their faith in Jesus Christ.
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Displaying Your Church's Message in An Attractive Way
Find out how to select or make the proper sign for your church or religious organization.
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Stories of Renewal for Christian Believers
A discussion of the meaning of Pentecost through its story and status as the Church's birthday.
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