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| "SEX AND SUNDAES" by Carol Duerksen | ||||||||||||||||
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YOUTH GROUP LESSON 42
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| But the ice cream was hard to scoop and they were VERY HUNGRY. It didn’t look like enough ice cream, And they didn’t want to take the time to put on the toppings. They were just TOO HUNGRY to wait. So they just jumped in and ate the ice cream. (Parable by Gale Livengood) |
Pretend the ice cream is hard to scoop out. Hold spoons over bowl. Eat ice cream. |
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| CONNECT WITH THE CONTENT: Ask the class: Which of these couples had an ice cream sundae? Say: We’ll come back to the ice cream sundaes later. Hand out pencils and paper. Assure students that the things they will be writing will be for their eyes only—they will be keeping the papers and no one else will see them. Say: I’d like for you to imagine being in a situation where you will decide whether or not to have sex before you are married. Some of you may have been in that situation already, others haven’t. Either way, whether you are remembering or imagining, write down what you did, or would do, in that situation. Continued... |
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