Mosaic
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*Mosaic software ($30, ONLY AS LAST RESORT) | *Mosaic software ($30, ONLY AS LAST RESORT) | ||
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Current revision as of 06:39, 19 June 2007
| Mosaic | |
| Counselors: | Andrew Hong |
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| Time: | Second day, after that day's theme workshop |
| Place: | Tabernacle |
| Cost: | $30 |
[edit] Program Execution
The kids will be settled in their groups in the tabernacle. I will have a slideshow or edited clip prepared that I will initiate. The beginning will display a single picture that portrays a specific incident or situation where most people tend to lack peace, such as cramming for a test the next day, fighting with your parents, or getting made fun of at school.
I will discuss with the group as a whole, asking them if they are familiar with this portrayed feeling of stress and anxiety. I will ask them, almost rhetorically, what can they do to handle such situations?
After some more interrogation, I will move on to the next picture, and the process will continue. The pictures keep rolling, each progressive picture more quickly gone over than the last. Eventually, the perspective on the slideshow/clip will begin to expand and a more congested, convoluted, frustrating view of the pictures are given.
Ultimately, it will expand and zoom out all the way until all the chaos of the pictures are slammed together, only to reveal the underlying meaning of Jesus’ presence everywhere as well as the dire need to always keep Him near our hearts. Basically, if trying to tackle each thing on its own, you’ll most likely become overwhelmed with all the building issues. In order to really get your life on track, you must be at peace with Jesus, and everything else will fall into place accordingly.
[edit] Materials
- Screen
- Projector
- Mosaic software ($30, ONLY AS LAST RESORT)
