It is a massive challenge to engage the youth of today with their community.
Whether you are a local church, PCYC, or community group, get the teens and young adults coming back through your doors.
Many congregations and youth organizations seek new programs to attract and keep young adults.
It is an opportunity to work as a team and build relationships.
Pastor Derek Croster says "Church-wise the laser skirmish gear has been really good. We’ve used it for youth and men’s events, and it’s worked well."
"We run a youth drop-in center in the town hall each week and it’s been a good venue for laser skirmish.
Several spaces can be occupied, we get the music going and there are lots of partition boards and other equipment that can be used as cover. It’s been well received," he said.
It is a great way to build fellowship with a fun and inclusive activity.
It is a testament to many faithful individuals, members of church and youth organization who, have built a path to belonging and community.
Savvy youth workers seek new ways to engage the kids and teens for Churches and Ministries.
Today's modern congregations are innovating with new programs for the youth.
Many youth groups are growing their ministries with the help of laser tag.
Laser tag can be fun and can cater for all sized groups.
Small groups of six (three vs three) can be fun. But larger groups of 60 (30 vs 30) can be even more thrilling!
Outdoor education with team bonding is an important part of building relationships.
John Shertizer from Black Rock Retreat in Pennsylvania says "The newly added laser tag activity allows students to work in teams to navigate the woodlands, create strategies, and work towards a common goal. "
It has been a HUGE hit!
Barry, Youth Pastor WI, USA
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