Youth night,
on everyone’s feet.
The game that runs a classroom runs a youth night: teams on their phones, QR stations around the building, the score on the big screen. Three things are built for it — fun nights, Bible trivia and Prayer Rounds.
Mostly fun. A light theme.
Type the night’s theme and a word list — the topic’s words plus anything fun: names, places, inside jokes — and Qrewzi builds games that are quick, active and guessable, never a test. Teams can roam across several rooms — or, with on-screen only, play it all from their seats.
Guess and bluff
Buzzer clues, fake-outs, guess-who, what-am-I and riddles.
Draw and act
Speed drawing, draw-or-mime, role-play cards and spot-the-difference.
Get moving
Motion missions, stretch breaks, photo challenges and make-and-snap.
Race and play
Flashcard races, hangman duels and true-false tic-tac-toe.
Play it as Troopers or Raiders, with Builder on top if you like, and the room splits into groups — or your own houses — for a showdown.
A Bible trivia night with nothing to write.
Hundreds of checked questions on the people, stories and books of the Bible — creation to Acts, the parables, the prophets, the women of the Bible — each written with its reference. Pick a length and the night is dealt in rounds of buzzer clues, flashcard races, hangman and tic-tac-toe, with themed breaks between them: march round the walls of Jericho, cross the Red Sea. Christmas, Easter and Thanksgiving banks are there for the seasons.
A prayer time that moves the whole room.
Paste whatever you have — a running order, a list of prayer points, a theme and a few lines. Prayer Rounds shapes it into an opening, up to seven rounds of small-group cards, and a closing. Each group’s card carries a few points and two Scripture promises.
Everyone together
Each round the groups are formed afresh — the fewest repeat pairings — and each is sent to a station with its card and some of the room's own requests.
One Amen per group
A group says Amen when it's done. The round ends when every group has, or when the time is up; then everyone gathers for the closing.
For adults, teens or children
Adults pray in their own words from the points. For teens and children each group also gets short sentence prayers to read aloud in turn.
Your code, your sheets
You get a prayer room code of your own. Print the join sheets once; the next prayer time needs no new ones. Host it from your phone.
For youth leaders
Do the young people need accounts?
No. They join with your room code at play.qrewzi.com or in the free app, with a team name and the names of the players on it.
Can teams roam the whole building?
Yes. Turn on a multi-room hunt and print a set of station cards for each room — the gym, the hall, the kitchen. Teams are shared out across the rooms, and a scan in the wrong room tells them where to go.
What do I need to run Prayer Rounds?
Your points, in any form, and a phone. Prayer Rounds shapes them into cards, you print your room's join sheets once, and you host from your phone. People join with the code and the server forms the groups each round.
Does Prayer Rounds make things up?
Your own points lead, in your own words. What it adds grows out of them — it doesn't invent people, numbers or events you didn't name — and the Scripture promises are quoted from the NKJV.
Is Bible trivia only for churches?
No — it's one of nine trivia banks anyone can pick. Christmas, Easter and Thanksgiving are there too, and every bank is family-friendly.
Run your next youth night on Qrewzi.
Your first three months of everything are free, no card needed.