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Life gets wild at Presbyterian VBS

Children will discover that God is good even when life gets wild during “Roar,” the theme of Fountain Hills Presbyterian Church’s Vacation Bible School session June 24-28.

Bible-learning activities, singing songs, team-building games, making and devouring yummy treats and wild Bible adventures will be the curriculum.

Participants will learn to look for evidence of God around them in what are referred to as “God sightings.”

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Life gets wild at Presbyterian VBS

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Children will discover that God is good even when life gets wild during “Roar,” the theme of Fountain Hills Presbyterian Church’s Vacation Bible School session June 24-28.

Bible-learning activities, singing songs, team-building games, making and devouring yummy treats and wild Bible adventures will be the curriculum.

Participants will learn to look for evidence of God around them in what are referred to as “God sightings.”

A safari celebration will conclude each day involving what participants learned. Family members and friends will be encouraged to join them at the assembly, held at 11:30 a.m.

The children will also join a mission’s effort to provide nutrition packets and health checkups for needy mothers and babies in Zambia, Africa.

“Roar” is designed for pre-kindergarten to fifth grade pupils. Times are 9 a.m. to noon, daily.

Early registration fee is $20 for the first child and $15 for each additional child in the same family until June 17. Fees will increase to $25 and $15 after that date.

To register, call 480-837-1763 or email fhpc.cf@gmail.com.

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