icebreakers

Connecting with kids is key to any children's ministry or church activity. Discover seven tips for breaking the ice in your kidmin program.

Use riddles for teens as youth ministry icebreakers, during games, and to introduce Bible studies and lessons. Kids will enjoy these fun brain teasers!

There’s not a better way to get people excited than to make it like a small group party. People like to laugh and cut loose!

How can you, as a leader, be proactive and set the tone for an engaging meeting? You need icebreakers for online groups. Here are four icebreaker questions and four icebreaker games to get everyone settled in for a great online gathering.

Adapt these 30 questions about faith for youth group gatherings, small-group meetings, and one-on-one discussions with teens.

Get to know you games help teenagers mingle and find out a little bit about each other. These fun activities are great for breaking the ice and helping new kids feel welcome at youth group.

Having a handful of good icebreakers is like having a pocket full of gold for a small group leader.

These virtual icebreakers are sure to get the teens attending your youth group meetings talking and, more often than not, laughing.