More Would You Rather...?: Four Hundred and Sixty-Five More Provocative Questions to Get Teenagers Talking
Dec 2009 · Zondervan
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You loved Would You Rather...?and asked for more. Inthe tradition of the Quick Questions line, More WouldYou Rather...?offers another 465 provocative questionsthat will get your students laughing, debating, and thinking(and they’ll learn a ton about each other in theprocess). Get ready for more fun as you ask:Would you rather...• Live without your thumb or your big toe?• Be famous or inspirational?• Flip burgers or deliver pizza?It’s amazing what can happen when you ask a silly question.Most of the time, a student’s answer has a storybehind it. Explore the answers as you learn about students’values, fears, and faith. And the book’s convenientsize makes it easy to stick in your pocket, yourbackpack, or your car’s glove compartment.Whether you’re a veteran youth worker or new to thefield, a paid professional or a volunteer, you’ll find MoreWould You Rather...?an indispensable part of your ministryresource library.
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Doug Fields has been a leader in youth ministry for over 30 years. In addition to being a youth pastor at two churches for 11 and 20 years, Doug is the founder of Simply Youth Ministry, the co-founder of Downloadyouthministry.com, the author of more than 50 books, and is currently working with Youth Specialties & Azusa Pacific University (HomeWord’s Center for Youth/Family). More information about Doug is available at www.dougfields.com.
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