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Bible School
June
22-26, 2009
9:00-11:30
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We are excited to try a format different from those we have used in the
past. Instead of the usual classroom
setting with one teacher per grade, we will be moving the children to
different “stations.” They will be visiting the Bible Story and
Memory Work station, the Craft Station, and the Music Station. A
different teacher will teach each subject. We feel this will allow the
teachers to put all of their efforts into one area. Each class will have
at least two leaders to keep them organized and take them to their next
class.
Our theme this year for the entire Bible School will be Noah and the flood.
All Bible teachers will tell the same story but adapt it to their age
group. We will begin each day with everyone assembled in the auditorium
for the mission project, some singing, and a short skit that will make
the Bible lesson of the day practical to our daily lives.
None of this could happen without the help of a lot of people! Some have
committed to more than one position while others can come for a day or
two. We are blessed that many of the youth
returning from a mission trip to Costa Rica only a couple of days
before Bible School are willing to help!
We are hoping to have more children from the community this year and
are preparing for a large group.
Relatives and friends are all invited on the last day to a program at 12:00
to see what the children have been learning.
Bible School is offered to children from 3 years of age to those
who have just finished 8th
grade.
By Bev Kennell, Superintendent
Mission Project
Goats for Widows
& Orphans in Uganda
Thirty dollars will purchase one goat to help the
Christian Veterinary Mission in Uganda supply widows and orphans
with a goat as a source of milk
and income.
The requirement for receiving the goat is
giving the first kid born to the goat to another needy widow or
orphan. Christina, a
Christian vet in the church, oversees the project.
How many goats can we purchase?
By Janis Ranck |
