“Bear one another’s burdens, and so fulfill the law of Christ.” Galations 6:2 was the theme for the evening and there was a great turnout for the “Hearts on Fire” scavenger hunt. Everyone met at church, received t-shirts, were assigned their teams, and away they went to solve clues to figure out where they were supposed to go for the next clue.
At each home they visited, as well as at the church, they were given tasks to do, from playing simple party games, to reciting the Ten Commandments, to singing songs for their hosts.
Task? Climb into the gym and sing “Jesus Loves Me.” 🙂
Task? Make tinfoil animals for Noah’s ark.
One of the tasks that allowed for lots of creativity was “Build-a-Bob.” Given paper, markers, crayons, etc., they chose a slip of paper that gave them the name of the “Bob” they were to design. The headshots are of Pastor Bob, BTW. 🙂
Getting started on Elvis Bob.
Cowboy Bob
Firefighter Bob
Scotsman Bob (We are Presbyterians, after all.)
Leprechaun Bob
Biker Bob
Baker Bob
Willing hands and hearts provided snacks for the teams.
And the kitchen crew decorated their own Bob.
ChefBoy-r-Bob and Bob.
All in all a great evening! They are already talking about doing it again. 🙂 ~~Rhonda
4 Comments
What a hoot !!!!!
The jr hi-high school girls have had a couple of scavenger hunts during overnights where they get hints in envelopes to figure out where they go, then are given “good deeds” to do for 15-30 min there. Then another clue sends them on their way. One group may go to the church and mix up cookies. Another comes and bakes them. A third cleans up and delivers cookies to mom’s with young kids, etc. They love it.
the chef bob shouldve had a have you hugged a presbyterian apron on 😉
Cherylann, you are SO right! LOL!