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Icebreakers
Warm up your group with some WM icebreakers!
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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 . . .
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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: Love One Another
Submitted Panorama City, California... This activity focuses on love and is especially relevant around Valentine's Day but works well any time of year. It will help each woman feel loved and appreciated for their contribution to the group and help them grow together as a ministry. . . .
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10 Favorite Icebreakers
Judy Patterson
Icebreakers are a fun way for you to really get to know the women you are serving. With dozens of icebreakers on our website, these ones remain the most tried and true. Why not warm-up your next event with these top 10 Icebreakers. . . .
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Icebreaker: Christmas Carol Conjecture
Submitted by Abi Buening, Grand Forks, North Dakota...
Test your group's Christmas carol knowledge with these creatively phrased titles and a game of guessing. You'll hear a lot of laughter and probably stump more than a few. Share some laughs while identifying . . .
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Icebreaker: What's In a Name?
Submitted by Angela Kalnins, Las Vegas, NV...This one is ideal for groups of 10 to 20 women. Not only does it help with memorizing names, but it also gives a little insight into personalities. . . .
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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: Break the Ice Bingo
Cindy Meyer
This twist on the traditional bingo game is a great women's ministry icebreaker for small to medium-sized groups. You'll be spending a fair amount of time with such as the ministry team or a Bible study. This icebreaker is ideal . . .
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Icebreaker: Speed Dating
Cynthia McCutcheon
The women in your ministry may not be interested in speed dating but they may enjoy using the same technique to get to know other women in the ministry. This fun and fast-paced icebreaker encourages interaction and creativity, while generating connection. . . .
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Icebreaker: Who's Room?
Help women open up to conversation and learn something new about other women with this lighthearted icebreaker activity. It encourages hospitality and offers plenty of opportunity to learn more about those around you. And it's just fun.
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Icebreaker: ABC's of Me
Kathy Bruce
One of the best challenges you can give to a group of women is to ask them to share something positive about themselves. It might make them squirm, but this is a great exercise to encourage women to speak (and think) the best about themselves. . . .
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Icebreaker: Bag of Stuff
We all know that we can make lots of connections between seemingly unrelated items. So challenge the women in your ministry to find hidden analogies in every day things with this fun activity that is sure to break the ice.
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Icebreaker: Who Knew?
Linda Crump
The simplest things are often the most profound and sometimes even the most fun. This icebreaker is about as simple as it gets, yet it offers a delightful way for well acquainted groups to get to know each other a little better than they might have thought possible. It is an especially useful idea for team meetings. . . .
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Icebreaker: Stressbusters
Debra Brown
Women become like the balloon, and some even pop with all the stress in our lives. We need to continue to encourage each other to take all our cares and stresses to the Lord, He cares for them.
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Icebreaker: What Fruit Are You?
Submitted by Redonna of Macon, GA...We're all a little bit fruity at times, but have you ever thought about what kind of fruit best represents your life? This icebreaker offers a "fresh" take on personal sharing among the women in your ministry. . . .
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