A church in Lincoln, Nebraska has created a new game called “blowball,” transforming their Christmas party into a laughter filled event where players compete using only their breath to move a ping-pong ball across a table.
The video shows competitors kneeling around a ping-pong table, their faces positioned close to its surface. A single white ping-pong ball sits in the center, waiting for the game to begin.
The room fills with anticipation as players prepare for an unusual battle that requires no athletic prowess, just determination and good lung power.
Once the ball is placed, the action begins. Players blow forcefully across the table’s surface, sending the ping-pong ball zigzagging in different directions. Their faces turn red with effort as they attempt to control the ball’s path.
The nearly three minute clip captures the intensity of the match as the ball travels across every inch of the table, driven by nothing more than the players’ breath.
The competition grows more intense with each passing moment. Players huff and puff with increasing force, trying to guide the ball toward their team’s advantage.
The white sphere moves rapidly across the table as competitors coordinate their breathing efforts. Despite the game’s simplicity, the level of engagement from both players and spectators remains high throughout the match.
When victory finally comes, the winning team erupts in celebration, exchanging enthusiastic high fives. The defeated team shows good sportsmanship, already eager for another chance to compete.
Why not explore new ways to build fellowship in your own church community? Take inspiration from this creative game and consider how simple activities might strengthen your connections with others.
God often works through ordinary moments to create extraordinary bonds between His people. What matters most isn’t the complexity of the activity but the willingness to come together and share in each other’s joy.
WATCH: Church’s Fun-Filled Blowball Game
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