Quarantine-friendly Vacation Bible School
First United Methodist Church, Ada, will hold a quarantine-friendly Vacation Bible School this month, announced Caitlin Porter and Anna Yoakam, VBS leaders.
Planned Monday, June 22, Wednesday, June 24, and Friday, June 26, the VBS called “BOLT” has minimal preparation, easy-to-follow instructions, and a video that leads parents and children step-by-step through each of the three days. BOLT is designed for your family at home.
Additional details
During BOLT, your family will participate in fun games that illustrate what it means to listen to, focus on, and follow Jesus. Depending on your pace, you can expect that each day’s experience will last about an hour and a half. It’s great for kids 4 and up. Even middle and high school kids can enjoy it.
Register with the Google form on the Ada First United Methodist Church website, www.adaumc.org.
The VBS leaders will send more information rabut supply pickup and Zoom invitations after registration.
Dates to remember
June 17 – Registration deadline at adaumc.org
June 21 – Pick-up supplies at Ada FUMC Church, 301 N. Main St.
June 22, 24, 26 – VBS video dates with Zoom Share from 7-7:30 p.m.
Contact details:
Caitlin Porter: [email protected]
Anna Yoakam: [email protected]
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