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Icebreakers
Warm up your group with some WM icebreakers!
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Icebreaker: Picture Stories
Karen Stangel
Women love to share their stories. Just sit in a group of women long enough and see how long it takes for labor and delivery stories to come up! This activity encourages women to share their stories and build community with each other . . .
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Icebreaker: Coining a Memory
Rhonda Rose
With a pocketful of pennies and a gathering of women, you're sure to engage your group in meaningful conversation while encouraging them to share a little of their past. We love the simple sneak peak this icebreaker offers and think you will too. . . .
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Icebreaker: Treasure Trio
Kathy English
Good questions create good conversation. Most of us settle for small talk, but one of the goals of women's ministry is to create real connections that surpass the superficial. This icebreaker doesn't require any planning, any materials . . .
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Icebreaker: Who Fits?
Joyce Roth
It's always fun to learn about the ways we are different from those we associate with on a regular basis. It's just as fun to learn about how we are alike as well. This group activity provides a sneak peek on both counts. Begin by making a list of . . .
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Icebreaker: Tell me Your Story
Stories are powerful. They reach deep into our emotions and have a unique ability to transform us. Each of us is living a story, a one of a kind epic that is worth sharing. Your story has been scripted by the Author and Finisher of our faith, so let's tell it. . . .
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Icebreaker: 30 Seconds to Share
This is a great exercise for a small group to begin getting to know each other. It can also be used in a Bible study format to give each woman a chance to share one thing that they learned in the study during the week. . . .
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Icebreaker: Identity Crisis
Submitted by: K. Oglesby...Encourage women to mingle with women who are outside their usual circle of friends with a fun and simple icebreaker idea that is guaranteed to create conversation and a few laughs. Even the most quiet women in . . .
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Icebreaker: God Made You Wonderful
Submitted by Cindy Walters, Southaven, Mississippi...This is a great activity for encouraging the women in your group by demonstrating that each of us is loved and completely accepted by God. Best of all, it's simple to pull off yet very meaningful. . . .
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Icebreaker: Shop Owner
Leslie Kuechenmeister
Every woman has some kind of dream tucked away in her heart. This icebreaker activity will create a lot of interesting interaction among the women in your ministry by asking a simple question about their dreams and ambitions. You will learn . . .
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Icebreaker: If Shoes Could Talk
Submitted by Sue Nagel, Crossroads Covenant Church, Forest Lake, Minnesota...Your shoes have a story to tell! They might might give away your penchant for running, fashion, comfort or desire to be a little taller. They might also hint . . .
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Icebreaker: Name that Tune
Submitted by Kelly Hohne, Oak Hills Church, San Antonio, Texas...Your group of women will tap their toes while tapping into their memory bank of favorite songs with this fun icebreaker activity. So gather a group and a little nostalgia and . . .
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Icebreaker: Beach Ball Blast
Lori Campbell
Submitted by Lori Campbell, Rolling Hills Community Church, Brentwood, Tennessee...Beaches are for summer, but beach balls...that's another story! Your women will . . .
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Icebreaker: Candy Confessions
Karen True
Share a few sweet treats while you learn some new things about the women in your group who are undoubtedly sweet as well. We love simple and fun icebreakers, and this one qualifies on both counts. This activity is great for a group . . .
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Icebreaker: Would you Rather?
Karen True
Here's a fun take on a board game that is sure to get any group thinking, talking and laughing together. Best of all, it's as simple as posing a few of the questions below and inviting your group to respond. You'll learn a thing or two and will . . .
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