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Live game: Guess our Staff! We have old photos of our most popular Senior Saints staff, faculty, and guest speakers. Will you be able to guess who they are?

How to play: Join us on Johnson Senior Saints Facebook Live at 2:00 p.m. Comment in the live chat that you are ready to play. Our announcer will begin with round one of showing photos. Comment once with your final answer on who might be in the photo. These photos will be worth one point. Once we finish round one, we will enter round two, where again you will comment once with your final answer. Photos will be worth two points. After round two is complete, we will begin round three, and again you will comment once with your final answer. Photos are worth three points. Our moderator will be keeping points and the winner will be announced at the evening session.

Timed Game: Scavenger Hunt – Quarantine Edition! Can you find these items in your home?

How to play: Find at least 10 of the items listed below. Place the items on your kitchen or dining room table. Snap a photo of your items. Email us or tag us on Facebook with #SSscavengerhunt2020. When you submit your photo, please list the items in the photo. Prizes will be given for first and second place, for whoever found the most items on our list, and for the most creative. All entries must be submitted by 3:30 p.m. The winners will be announced during the evening session.

Items to find:

• Can of soup
• A roll of toilet paper
• Flashlight
• Bag of coffee/tea
• Candy
• Socks
• Board/card game
• Sports apparel
• Yearbook/class photo
• Bible
• Clothes pin
• Vinyl record
• Tie dye t-shirt
• Platform shoes
• AM or CB radio
• Moth ball
• Boom box
• Walkman
• Rotary phone
• Oxford Saddle Shoes

Live game: Bingo!

How to play: Before 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday, email to receive your Bingo card. On Wednesday, June 3 at 2:00 p.m., we will go live on the Johnson Senior Saints Facebook page. Comment in the chat that you are ready to begin. Our announcer will begin to call Bingo numbers. Once you have a Bingo, comment in the chat. Our moderator will confirm your Bingo by matching your name with the card she emailed you. We will play multiple rounds and will have multiple winners.

Timed game: Team Spirit Photo Contest

How to play: Dress up in your favorite team apparel. This can be JU/JBC, high school, or a college or professional team. Snap a photo, then email it to us or tag us on Facebook with #SSTeamSpiritContest. Prizes will go to top two men, women, and couples.  All entries must be submitted by 3:30 p.m. The winners will be announced during the evening session.

Live game: Trivia! How well do you know random trivia, Johnson University trivia, and Bible trivia? Join us to find out!

How to play: Join us on Johnson Senior Saints Facebook Live at 2:00 p.m. Comment in the live chat that you are ready to play. Our announcer will begin round one with questions that are worth one point. If you know the answer, comment once with your final answer. After round one, we will begin round two. Again, comment once with your final answer. Round two questions are worth three points. Once round two is complete, we will begin round three. Comment with your final answer. Round three questions are worth five points. Our moderator will be keeping points and the winner will be announced at the evening session.

Timed game: Caption This Photo Contest

Caption this photo! What do you think they were thinking?

How to play: Ten funny, silly or serious photos will be posted on the Johnson University Facebook page after the Thursday morning session. Comment with a creative caption that you think describes the photo. All entries must be submitted by 3:30 p.m. The winners will be announced during the evening session.

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The Bible mentions many different animals in hundreds and hundreds of passages. Sometimes the Bible refers to these beasts in a literal way, but animals were also mentioned in figurative– or symbolic–language.  In this session, we will look at some examples.

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Examining archaeological artifacts with a look at passages in the Bible that mention the kinds of objects being examined.

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The author of Hebrews “re-narrates” Israel’s history as an extended exodus which comes to an end as a result of Christ’s high priesthood. We, as God’s new covenant people, are invited to the mountain of God (Mt. Zion)–our promised rest!

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Examine the back-to-back mountaintop experiences, on Mt. Carmel and Mt. Horeb, of the prophet Elijah. Consider how these relate to similar times in our own lives.

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Explore the biblical tradition of mocking idolatry and idolaters because their objects of worship cannot physically act, in contrast to the living God of Israel.

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Our churches need effective, godly ministers, but there aren’t as many available to serve as there used to be. Find out how God can use you to gently nudge some of them toward considering a life of Christian vocational service and leadership.

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This workshop will present the who, when, why, and how of Revelation, helping participants understand the awe-inspiring message of the Bible’s final book.

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Taking a look at the strange twists and turns in the story of Cain and Abel and its implications for our relationship with God.

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Ephesians is an overview of how God’s power has overcome all the methods and schemes of the devil. Ephesians gives the church a “manual” to combat this evil.

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Philippians tells us to have the attitude of Christ. So . . .what does that mean and how do we do it? Let’s talk about it.

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A discussion of the importance of Church unity using key passages from the Bible.

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A discussion of the importance of the Trinity using key passages from the Bible.

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“The righteous will flourish like a palm tree…” according to Psalm 92:12-14. Prepare to find the treasure of being a palm tree and share some good laughs. Yes, I wanna be a palm tree.

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A lot has changed over the years, and that certainly includes the life of the local church. Eighty percent of American churches are plateaued or in decline. Is there hope for the church in the next 30 years? Yep, there sure is!

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A comparison and contrast of the distinct portraits of Jesus presented by each of the four Gospels, revealing him from four perspectives. We consider the implications of each for our relationship with him.

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This workshop will challenge you to consider the ways we pray and our responsibility to teach others to pray.

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Blending humor and insight, this workshop will peer into the future to see what the church of the future looks like and how seniors can bring the old, old story into a new context.

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Gain insights from a second-century Christian document on morals, church life, baptism, and the Lord’s Supper.

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In this workshop we will search for the Pearl of Great Price as we study the life of Samson.

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Change is a constant in life and in our congregations. Some changes we love and others… Now there are new winds of change afoot in the Body of Christ, especially among young believers. While change is sometimes difficult, these trends should excite us all.

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Have you ever considered that God sees everything? He sees all that is wrong around me. He sees my pain. He sees my circumstances. He sees what’s wrong with ME and hears the cries of my heart. We’ll talk about this God who sees, hears, cares, and knows.

Learn about Johnson University’s new Vanguard Church Partnership program that provides scholarships to students from participating churches, Senior Saints discounts, and other benefits!

Learn insights Brian Lakin, Johnson’s director of church relations, has learned from interactions with ministers who have adapted to online ministry during COVID-19.