Equipment damaged during post- service cleanup or transport Volunteers unfamiliar with the Christmas setup or special arrangements Miscommunication about the arrangement or key changes in Christmas music Sound mixing that doesn’t highlight the right instruments or vocals Power outages or surges Tech issues distracting from the worship experience (e.g., lyrics out of sync with music) Poor acoustics or audience discomfort due to sound or lighting issues Visual distractions (misplaced props or stage elements) Overcrowded stage or cluttered setup, creating tripping hazards or visual distractions Difficulty with quick teardown due to large- scale Christmas setups Band members playing out of sync or missing cues Lighting failures or inadequate lighting for a festive atmosphere Stephen quits Musicians or vocalists not being adequately prepared Lack of variety or balance in the song selection (too many slow songs or not enough upbeat ones) Instrumentalists struggling with difficult Christmas arrangements or changes Tension in team dynamics, especially with high-stress holiday services Inconsistent audio levels for vocals and instruments
Anne quits Anne quits Equipment failure (mixing boards, speakers, cables, etc.) Scott quits Difficulty with transitions between songs or service elements Last-minute changes to the service flow or music set Sound system malfunctions (feedback, microphone issues, etc.) A disconnect between the worship team and the congregation, especially if it feels too performance- oriented Confusion between front- of-house and in-ear monitor mixes Difficulty with quick teardown due to large- scale Christmas setups Lack of team cohesion due to high turnover or seasonal shifts in staffing Lack of time to debrief and address what went wrong for future services Singers struggling with vocal range, especially in higher-pitched Christmas songs Volunteers or band members unavailable due to holiday travel or family commitments Last-minute changes to the service flow or music set FREE Video projection glitches (wrong images or video not showing) Miscommunication on rehearsal times or performance schedules Miscommunication between worship leader, musicians, and tech team Equipment damaged during post- service cleanup or transport Volunteers unfamiliar with the Christmas setup or special arrangements Miscommunication about the arrangement or key changes in Christmas music Sound mixing that doesn’t highlight the right instruments or vocals Power outages or surges Tech issues distracting from the worship experience (e.g., lyrics out of sync with music) Poor acoustics or audience discomfort due to sound or lighting issues Visual distractions (misplaced props or stage elements) Overcrowded stage or cluttered setup, creating tripping hazards or visual distractions Difficulty with quick teardown due to large- scale Christmas setups Band members playing out of sync or missing cues Lighting failures or inadequate lighting for a festive atmosphere Stephen quits Musicians or vocalists not being adequately prepared Lack of variety or balance in the song selection (too many slow songs or not enough upbeat ones) Instrumentalists struggling with difficult Christmas arrangements or changes Tension in team dynamics, especially with high-stress holiday services Inconsistent audio levels for vocals and instruments Anne quits Anne quits Equipment failure (mixing boards, speakers, cables, etc.) Scott quits Difficulty with transitions between songs or service elements Last-minute changes to the service flow or music set Sound system malfunctions (feedback, microphone issues, etc.) A disconnect between the worship team and the congregation, especially if it feels too performance- oriented Confusion between front- of-house and in-ear monitor mixes Difficulty with quick teardown due to large- scale Christmas setups Lack of team cohesion due to high turnover or seasonal shifts in staffing Lack of time to debrief and address what went wrong for future services Singers struggling with vocal range, especially in higher-pitched Christmas songs Volunteers or band members unavailable due to holiday travel or family commitments Last-minute changes to the service flow or music set FREE Video projection glitches (wrong images or video not showing) Miscommunication on rehearsal times or performance schedules Miscommunication between worship leader, musicians, and tech team
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
Equipment damaged during post-service cleanup or transport
Volunteers unfamiliar with the Christmas setup or special arrangements
Miscommunication about the arrangement or key changes in Christmas music
Sound mixing that doesn’t highlight the right instruments or vocals
Power outages or surges
Tech issues distracting from the worship experience (e.g., lyrics out of sync with music)
Poor acoustics or audience discomfort due to sound or lighting issues
Visual distractions (misplaced props or stage elements)
Overcrowded stage or cluttered setup, creating tripping hazards or visual distractions
Difficulty with quick teardown due to large-scale Christmas setups
Band members playing out of sync or missing cues
Lighting failures or inadequate lighting for a festive atmosphere
Stephen quits
Musicians or vocalists not being adequately prepared
Lack of variety or balance in the song selection (too many slow songs or not enough upbeat ones)
Instrumentalists struggling with difficult Christmas arrangements or changes
Tension in team dynamics, especially with high-stress holiday services
Inconsistent audio levels for vocals and instruments
Anne quits
Anne quits
Equipment failure (mixing boards, speakers, cables, etc.)
Scott quits
Difficulty with transitions between songs or service elements
Last-minute changes to the service flow or music set
Sound system malfunctions (feedback, microphone issues, etc.)
A disconnect between the worship team and the congregation, especially if it feels too performance-oriented
Confusion between front-of-house and in-ear monitor mixes
Difficulty with quick teardown due to large-scale Christmas setups
Lack of team cohesion due to high turnover or seasonal shifts in staffing
Lack of time to debrief and address what went wrong for future services
Singers struggling with vocal range, especially in higher-pitched Christmas songs
Volunteers or band members unavailable due to holiday travel or family commitments
Last-minute changes to the service flow or music set
FREE
Video projection glitches (wrong images or video not showing)
Miscommunication on rehearsal times or performance schedules
Miscommunication between worship leader, musicians, and tech team