VBS 2025 - Road Trip!
Storytime, Crafts, Music, Activities, Science Exploration, Snack.
Open to ages 3 - 14! (Note: 3 year old's must be potty trained!)
Embark on an exciting journey with Road Trip VBS, based on Joshua 1:9 – "The LORD your God is with you wherever you go." Discover God's presence everywhere as we explore new places, make new friends, and experience God's goodness together.
Join us in a fun-filled adventure on the open road, taking all the kids (Travelers) on thrilling journeys to exciting destinations. Led by the Navigator and an adventurous pup Scout, kids will learn that God is always with them. Through engaging stories from the Navigators' Guide (the Bible), Travelers will delve into timeless tales of faith from the Old and New Testaments. Get ready for twists, turns, and excitement as they face new challenges and find strength in God's presence on this unforgettable trip!
Road trips are a great way to build strong relationships and create indelible memories. This makes Road Trip VBS not only a fun experience for kids, but also an opportunity for them to strengthen their faith and bond with others in their community. With engaging activities, interactive games, and meaningful lessons, children will have a blast while they grow in their understanding of God's love and promises for everyone.
Teens! Think you're too old for VBS? NO Way!
Get ready for an epic summer adventure with Road Trip VBS 2025 this June!
Dive into a whirlwind of exciting activities where you can:
- Champion the environment by sewing your own trendy bag.
- Crochet cozy baby blankets for new moms in need.
- Engineer and race your very own model car.
- Whip up some delicious snacks in our baking blast sessions.
- Unleash your inner scientist with mind-blowing experiments.
- Discover the daring deeds of amazing Biblical figures.
Kick off each day with a special mission to mentor the younger VBS adventurers before embarking on your own thrilling journey.
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