
Have You Ever . . . ?
450 Intriguing Questions Guaranteed to Get Teenagers Talking
Zondervan · Print & ebook · February 24, 1998
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- Who it’s for
- Prompts invite teenagers to share memories, consider choices, and talk together.
- Themes
- Teen group conversation, Personal reflection and memories, Community building
- Genres
- Adult Ministry
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For younger readers: In Case You're Curious, Would You Rather? Family Challenge! Edition, Would You Rather? Made You Think! Edition
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Have you ever. . .? -Thought you were going to die? (When? Where? What brought you through it? - Been a teacher's pet? (What grade? How did you feel?) - Had a miracle happen to you? (What happened? Who did you tell?) - Said something you didn't mean just to be polite? (Why did you do it? What situation would cause you to do it again?)
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Inside are 442 more zingers like these, that nudge your kids' memories and get them talking -- perfect for launching small-group discussion, building community, getting a laugh and triggering hard thinking about situations and people that matter most to teenagers. Keep Have You Ever . . .? handy -- stick it in your pocket, your backpack, your car's glove box -- because you'll never know when you need a leading question to get conversation rolling with an individual or a group.
Questions That Open Conversation
Prompts invite teenagers to share memories, consider choices, and talk together.
Come here for
- Questions about near-death moments, teacher's pets, and miracles
- Prompts about politeness and situations worth reconsidering
Expect
- Questions for individual or group conversations
- A mix of humor and hard thinking
Where it sits
| Adult Ministry | 32% |
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Percentages are BookFrontier’s reading of the book.
Publisher categories
- Adult Ministry
- Children's Ministry
- Youth Ministry
- Authors
- Les Christie
- Publisher
- Zondervan
- Published
- February 24, 1998
- Format
- Print & ebook
- Theme
- Teen group conversation · Personal reflection and memories · Community building
- Reading lane
- Adult Ministry