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Mount Ellis Holds Cave Quest VBS

By Barry Taylor, August 24, 2016

The Mount Ellis Vacation Bible School presented this summer was attended by almost 40 kids from Bozeman, Mont.

Organizer Linda Schaffner worked with Angela Ellis and a team of youth and adults to prepare and share the program. Hours were put into decorating the various stations the children would rotate to throughout the day. The theme for this year was “Cave Quest: Following Jesus, the Light of the World.”

This summer, churches all across Montana are hosting other VBS programs reaching out to the children of their communities. All church members can support the various VBS leaders with time and talents in this very important ministry.

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Featured in: August 2016

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Barry Taylor

Montana Conference ministerial director
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