St. Mark's Lutheran VBS - an adventure in amazing grace
MORE PHOTOS AT THE BOTTOM OF THE STORY.
Pre-school through grade 6 students attending St. Mark Lutheran’s Vacation Bible School took a trip to Galilee this week. The VBS concludes on June 6.
The title of the VBS is “Gangway to Galilee: Amazing Grace Adventures." During the week students took part in arts and crafts, storytelling, recreation, music and had some great snacks.
Student projects included a canned goods collection for the Ada Food Pantry and loose change collection to benefit the ELCA Disaster Relief Fund.
Here are some photos of VBS activities, taken by Bailey Bowers. They include:
• Painting
• Storytelling
• Crafts
• Obstacle course game
• Preschool coloring
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