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game takes place inside the city of Sychar and outside the
city near Jacobs well. Children begin the game with
the task of finding Jacobs well and preparing a place
there for Jesus to rest. Kids must find a shade tree, remove
the broken pots underneath, and then place a mat at the base
of the tree. Children watch a cinema of John 4:5-6, as Jesus
and his disciples walk into the area. Jesus sits on the mat
to rest, while the disciples continue on into the city.
Then
children are instructed to find the Samaritan woman at her
home. Upon finding her, she says, I need to find my
water jar so that I can go to the well. Children will
enjoy this search because it involves finding a way to keep
a set of hidden stairways from disappearing. They can then
climb the stairs to the top of a high column. Sitting at
the top is the Samaritan womans water jar. They return
it to her and then follow her to Jacobs well, where
they watch a cinema of John 4:7, 9-11, and 13-15. They observe
Jesus speaking with her about living water.
Next
kids are asked to find the disciples in the city. Once found,
children must help the disciples purchase bread at the market
place. Children then follow the disciples back to Jesus,
where they watch a cinema of John 4:27-28. The children
see the Samaritan woman leave the area and are instructed
to help her tell three people about Jesus. When they find
a person in the city, the Samaritan woman says, Come
and see a man who told me everything I have ever done! He
cannot be the Messiah, can he?
Kids
must then follow these people back to Jesus, where they
watch the final cinema of John 4:39-42. Children observe
the people speaking with Jesus and asking him to stay with
them. Kids must then find the FaithPoint before entering
the Bonus Round.
For
extra points, children can help a young boy retrieve his
water jar from a well on the other side of the city. Kids
retrieve other items like a plate, a fig, and a horn from
the well before finding the boys water jar. More points
are awarded for taking these other items back to their rightful
owners.
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