By Nancy Virden (c)2024

Play this game with your friends and family during this holiday season. I picture a group sitting in a circle or around a table, but anywhere is fine. Make it more exciting by casting friendly votes on a person’s answer or asking the person whose turn it is to pitch a penny in a jar for each answer.

1. Name one favorite holiday food and who made it best.
2. Name the state bird of one state you have lived in
3. Which attendees of this gathering are older than you?
4. Quote a favorite Bible Verse or read this one five times fast: Romans 7: 15 For that which I do I allow not: for what I would, that do I not; but what I hate, that do I
5. Name the capital city of one country you have visited.
6. For what is your generation best known?
7. How many books in the New Testament made up the gospels?
8. Best movie line (act it)
9. Favorite book and when you read it
10. Name one accomplishment you achieved this year (everything counts)
11. What do Washington DC, Philadelphia, and New York City share historically?
12. What does your city import?
13. Name your mayor (or name a mayor)
14. What is your favorite memory of one person in attendance?
15. Name a favorite song (sing it)
16. What movie made you cry?
17. Who was Jim Thorpe?
18. Favorite act in the circus
19. Tell the year of the worst snowstorm you experienced
20. Name five autumn leaf colors
21. What did Jesus say were the two most important commandments?
22. Have you witnessed a miracle? Do tell…
23. Name one president from before 1960
24. How did John refer to Jesus at the beginning of the book of John?
25. What two members of your gathering look alike?
26. Poultry white meat or dark?
27. Name a logo that comes in your favorite color
28. From where did the antique closest to your seat come?
29. Name a famous person you would like to meet and why
30. Name the New Testament books John the Apostle wrote
31. The most prominent crop in the Midwest USA is potatoes (T or F)
32. Water, tea, or coffee?
33. What did one penny say to another? (Let’s get together and make some cents. Which all of you just did!)

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Today’s Helpful Word

Proverbs 17:22

A cheerful heart is good medicine

If you are feeling suicidal, or concerned about someone who is, in the U.S. call 988, the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. For a list of international suicide hotlines, go here.

If you are suicidal with a plan, immediately call 911 in the U.S. or go to your nearest emergency room. In the EU call 112. (For other international emergency numbers, go here ). Hope and help are yours!

Always the Fight Ministries (ATFM) has been displaying compassion for those fighting mental illness, addiction, or abuse since 2012. Nancy is the founder and voice of ATFM and openly shares her emotional resurrection from despair. 

NOTE: Nancy is not a doctor or a mental health professional, and speaks only from personal experience and observations. This website is not intended to substitute for professional mental or behavioral health care.

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