Top-Ten List
Snacks
Top 10 ways to tell you group doesn't like the snacks you brought.
The Small Group Network Community | posted 2/12/2005
| Topics: | Fellowship, Fun, Humor, Leadership |
| Filters: | Coach, Connect, Group Leader, Member, Pastor |
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| Date Added: | February 12, 2005 |
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10. After closing prayer and a browse in the kitchen another prayer time is requested.
Sheila Ely, Bethany Community
9. You observe a group member using their slice of cake to prop up a short leg on their chair.
Rick lowry, Crossroads Christian, Evansville IN
8. Your name was mysteriously whited-out on all future dates for which you signed up.
Bryan Begley, Kimball Church of Christ
7. Your dog's dish is full of brownies at the end of the night.
Jeff Austen, Community Fellowship
6. There's guacamole dip smeared on the back of your icebreaker handouts.
Jeff Austen, Community Fellowship
5. There is a line beginning to form at the bathroom door.
William Seaman, New Wine Church - Kountze, TX
4. Group members begin making free-form sculptures with your snacks and the toothpicks.
Kay, Mtn. View UMC
3. Even the host's family dog tosses the snack back on the refreshment table.
Kay, Mtn. View UMC
2. They suggest we do an outreach by taking our snacks to the local nursing home.
Cindy Burkhart, Cedar Creek Church
1. They send me to the store for ice, and when I return, the snack's "eaten up" - and the trash has been taken out.
Patti Kleist, Light & Life Christian Fellowship
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