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<b>''Activity Suggestions for Trainers''</b>
* Shelter Meditation: After setting up a tarp shelter, have kids lie inside quietly and reflect on one verse. Ask them to write or draw how it feels to be “sheltered” by God.
* Roleplay Prayer: Ask campers to write or act out a short prayer from someone caught in a storm, trusting God even when scared.
* Visual Comparison: Show pictures of flimsy tarp setups vs. strong fortresses — then ask: “Is God more like a fortress or a tarp? Why?”

<b>''Activity Suggestions for Trainers''</b>
* Shelter Meditation: After setting up a tarp shelter, have kids lie inside quietly and reflect on one verse. Ask them to write or draw how it feels to be “sheltered” by God.
* Roleplay Prayer: Ask campers to write or act out a short prayer from someone caught in a storm, trusting God even when scared.
* Visual Comparison: Show pictures of flimsy tarp setups vs. strong fortresses — then ask: “Is God more like a fortress or a tarp? Why?”

Activity Suggestions for Trainers

Shelter Meditation: After setting up a tarp shelter, have kids lie inside quietly and reflect on one verse. Ask them to write or draw how it feels to be “sheltered” by God.
Roleplay Prayer: Ask campers to write or act out a short prayer from someone caught in a storm, trusting God even when scared.
Visual Comparison: Show pictures of flimsy tarp setups vs. strong fortresses — then ask: “Is God more like a fortress or a tarp? Why?”