St. Stephens and First Presbyterian Church host joint Vacation Bible School

By Trisha Maldonado

Douglas Dispatch
Published/Last Modified on Wednesday, June 27, 2012 5:51 PM MDT


Saint Stephens Episcopalian and First Presbyterian Churches invited families to their joint Vacation Bible School program called “Shake it up café” last week.


Trisha Maldonado/Douglas Dispatch

The summer children’s event was hosted at the First Presbyterian Church on 10th and D Ave. each morning from 8 to noon June 18-22. Breakfast was served to all participants from 8-9 a.m. at no charge.

Child from as young as 8 months to 13 years old were welcomed to lean more about the teachings of God.

Each day started with the story of day which would introduce the theme of the day from there the children would move on to crafts, snack time, out door recreation, and music.

This is the first year both churches have come together, Diana Moreland, Director of Christian Ed. at St. Stephens, said.

We had a good turnout, she added.

Saint Stephens and First Presbyterian Churches will have their Vacation Bible School again next summer.

Contact Diana Moreland at 520-364-7971 for further information

 

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