Mennonite card games

The goal of the game is to create the most connections, and to do that, players must collect 10 character cards. Character cards are gained through collecting connection cards. The game combines simple connections with strategy to create a fun card game for everyone. The fall after Hershberger graduated from Goshen College with a degree in art and a concentration in graphic design, he married Lauren Eash, also a graduate.

Within a year, they became pregnant with their first child, and relocated back to Goshen after two years in Oregon. Instead of suits, you have colours, and that makes a world of a difference. Mennonites like teams. Rating: not sinful at all. Rating: not sinful, but has potential to be.

Uno — also not sinful at all, but we much prefer if you refer to the game by its Plautdietsch name Een. Rating: not sinful if played in Low German. Please try to play this with Rook cards instead. Also, before commencing please remind players that, as Mennonites, we do not believe in any kind of hierarchy. Consider playing Go Fish instead or, perhaps, go actual fishing. Hershberger is currently the media arts designer at River Oaks Community Church. His family also grew, and he is now the proud father of three little boys: Jonah 4 , Charlie 2 and Leo one month.

Hershberger is unsure as to whether the game will be available for purchase elsewhere after Nov. However, Hershberger is inquiring about getting the card game in bookstores at the various Mennonite-affiliated institutions, as well as bookstores in heavily populated Mennonite areas across the United States.

By Amelia Witmer-Rich. Skip to content News Mennonite game played with connections, cards. Abby King Staff Writer November 9,