Lebanon Church held a morning Vacation Bible School from June 16–20 for more than 117 children, of which only 20 were Adventist children; the rest were from the surrounding community. The VBS included a lunch.
Brenda Maynard, VBS leader, kept children engaged in activities with the theme Power Lab. Each day highlighted a different Bible power verse. Friday evening, the VBS team held a graduation followed by a dinner for the kids and their families. Nearly 160 participants representing 20 community families attended.
VBS graduation ended with a testimony from Maynard, who attended VBS as a child, learned about God and later became an Adventist Christian. Maynard challenged children and parents to commit their lives to God.
(Ralph Stathem)
Children at Lebanon Vacation Bible School participate in a variety of group activities, including craft time. (Ralph Stathem)
Vacation Bible School students in Lebanon take some time each day for fun and games. (Ralph Stathem)
More than 100 children of all ages participate in the Lebanon Church Vacation Bible School. (Ralph Stathem)
