BOUNCE PREPARATION STUDY TEACHING

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2 0 1 7 BOUNCE PREPARATION STUDY TEACHING P L A N S

SESSION 1 TEACHING PLAN Preparing For Your Mission Field To prepare student and adult participants for what they will encounter 12 Ping Pong Balls and a roll of masking tape for Sticky Mitts Game (optional) Copies of the 3 Questions listed below BOUNCE Prep Study Video 1 Preparing for Your Mission Field STEP ONE Play the game STICKY MITTS girls vs. guys. (optional) Equipment: Two sets of ping-pong balls (two colors), roll of masking tape. Set Up: Tape two lines on the floor 10-feet apart. Wrap one girl s and one guy s hands with masking tape sticky side out. These people are the catchers. The object is for the girls and guys ( pitchers ) to pitch a ping-pong ball to the player with the sticky mitts who will attempt to catch 3 balls on the backside of their hands. First team to catch a total of 6 balls wins the point. Several people can serve as pitchers. Put a one-minute time limit on each round and play several rounds as time allows, if you like. STEP TWO Watch Prep Study Video 1 Preparing for Your Mission Field At the conclusion of the video, have the student and adult BOUNCERS discuss the following questions in small groups. After they have discussed the questions, debrief their discussion for the entire group. 1. How do you live out your life as a missionary in your everyday life? And secondly how will you live out your mission at BOUNCE? 2. What are the attitudes and actions you need to take to form bonds with your brothers and sister in Christ that will be coming from other churches? 3. What are some things in your life, some expectations maybe, that need to be sacrificed to make you and your group s BOUNCER experience better? Close the time by sharing any additional thoughts and information you have for the group. Pray and dismiss.

SESSION 2 TEACHING PLAN Preparing To Save Your Faith To prepare student and adult participants to share their faith using One Verse Evangelism 1 BOUNCE Prep Study Video 2 Preparing to Share Your Faith Marker Board and Dry Erase Markers Pens or Pencils Napkins or sheets of paper (enough for each person to have two) Write Romans 6:23 on the marker board using the 3 lines used in the video: ROMANS 6:23 For the wages of sin is death But the gift of god is eternal life Through christ jesus our lord. Give participants another napkin/piece of paper. Ask them to pair up and practice on each other. 4 2 3 Distribute napkins/paper and pens or pencils to participants. Have them write the ROMANS 6:23 passage at the top of their napkin or paper. Play the Session 2 Video and ask participants to break down the verse as Leighton describes it. That way they will have sketched it out before they move on to STEP FOUR. After everyone has had a chance to practice, encourage them to continue to practice during the week. Challenge them to share with someone who doesn t know Christ. Talk also about how they can lead someone to pray to ask Christ into their life. 5 Close the session with prayer.

SESSION 3 TEACHING PLAN Preparing Yourself Spiritually To help BOUNCE participants to understand what they need to do to prepare themselves spiritually for their mission service. BOUNCE Prep Study Video 3 Preparing Yourself Spiritually Write the following questions on a Marker Board or on a sheet of art paper: Who do you know (outside of a family member) Is this how you would describe your relationship the best? with your random Facebook friends? How would you describe the relationship? Note: You may choose to reveal these questions one at a time rather than post them all at once. Create 3 signs with the following statements and place them on a long piece of masking or painter s tape on the floor (20-25 feet): Note: If your group is larger, consider a longer continuum or multiple lines. What makes the difference? ALL IN (place on one end of the tape) IN BETWEEN (place in the center) NOT AT ALL (place on the opposite end of the tape) STEP 1 Divide participants into groups of 3 or 4 and have them answer the 4 questions above. After they have had an opportunity to consider the questions, focus on the fourth question. ASK: What makes the difference between the person you know best and other friends or acquaintances? SAY: Those we know best are those we have a desire to spend time with. That will be the case with our relationship with Christ as well. STEP 2 Show the Session 3 video. STEP 3 Explain to the students that the tape on the floor represents a continuum. One end represents All In. The other end represents Not at All. Somewhere in between is In Between. Then ask students the following questions, directing them to stand on the spot on the tape that represents how they feel. (Students will be standing all along the masking tape.) Question 1: How committed are you to physical fitness? Question 2: How committed are you to making good grades? Question 3: How committed are you to developing a better relationship with your parents/guardians? Question 4: How committed are you to sacrificing time to deepen your relationship with Jesus? STEP 4 SAY: All relationships require a commitment. Let s focus on our relationship with Jesus by looking at several scriptures (Note: If you have a larger group, consider dividing them into work groups for this step.) READ Psalm 42:1-2 ASK: How would you describe how the psalmist feels about knowing God? (He has a deep desire to know God.) READ Philippians 3:8 ASK: What does Paul think about knowing Christ? (It s better than anything.) READ John 15:5 ASK: What truth do you think Jesus is speaking to us here? (When we remain connected to him, we will be more effective fruitful for Him. We can do nothing of eternal significance apart from him.) Wrap the session by challenging students to develop a quiet time discipline if they haven t already, and share some resources you have available for students to use in spending time with God.

SESSION 4 TEACHING PLAN Preparing Your Parents for Bounce To provide an opportunity for parents and students to get together before the BOUNCE Mission and share information and encouragement. Copies of the BOUNCE PARTICIPANT FORM (available under the GROUP LEADER Tab on the BOUNCE Website) Enlist a Notary Public to notarize Participant Forms if you have one in your church, this would be helpful for parents guardians to be able to take care of all the forms at this session ONE Fellowship Approach (Optional) If you chose, you can take a fellowship approach to this meeting. Play Christian music to create a festive atmosphere. Serve some refreshments if you like. Plan on playing some games if you like. Divide the group into four teams: fathers, sons, mothers, and daughters or parents against the students. Design a series of obstacles relating to tasks the BOUNCERS will complete while on mission. For example, the first station could be hammering a nail into a piece of wood, with the next person in line removing the nail; the second station could be to sweep a pile of confetti across the room, with the next person in line sweeping it back; the next station could be to paint a piece of cardboard with a water-based paint; the next station could be to build a pyramid with 20 popsicle sticks; the next station could be to bail water out of a tub with a small cup; etc. TWO Richard s Story Show the video, Richard s Story, available on the BOUNCE website. Share with the group that Richard represents residents who you will be serving while at BOUNCE. In his case, he was a victim of a flood. He had been through a very difficult time and because BOUNCERS served him he said, the pain in his heart was going away. Some of the people you serve at BOUNCE may have been through a disaster, while others may be living in substandard housing. Whatever the case, you will have the opportunity do three things: Restore HOPE; Rebuild COMMUNITIES; and most importantly, Reflect CHRIST. That is something we can be excited about. Be prepared to get copies of participant insurance cards that will be attached to their PARTICIPANT FORMS WHAT TO BRING LIST (available in the 2017 GROUP LEADER HANDBOOK under the GROUP LEADER Tab on the BOUNCE Website) Plenty of pens for filling out forms Richard s Story Video on the BOUNCE Website Refreshments/Snacks for the participants and their families (optional) Items for the OBSTACLE COURSE games listed in STEP ONE (optional) THREE Share and Prayer Time Consider having students share with their parents/guardians or with the group answers to some of the following questions: What is your biggest concern about the BOUNCE Mission you are about to participate in? What is your best hope for the BOUNCE Mission? How have you been preparing yourself spiritually for the BOUNCE Mission experience? What is one thing you would like to see God do with you while you are on your BOUNCE Mission? How can your family best pray for you while you are on mission? Conclude this time with a time of prayer and commitment for the BOUNCE Mission participants. Consider some sort of commissioning process the group can share in together. FOUR A Little Paper Work Distribute and go over the following: The Tentative Schedule What To Bring List Participant Form (Hint: It might be good to provide this before or early in the meeting so parents/guardians can begin to complete the form) Participant Guidelines (located on the Participant Form) Collect all completed PARTICIPANT FORMS and COPIES OF PARTICIPANT INSURANCE CARDS. Communicate any other pertinent information with parents/guardians and BOUNCERS before you dismiss the meeting.