Vacation Bible School 2022:
ReNew
Renew is a FREE VBS from June 20 - June 23 9:00 - 11:30 a.m. at St Paul Presbyterian Church and is open to kids who are 4 years old (potty trained) through completed 4th grade.
Register here, then find us on Facebook for updates and sneak peaks. We can't wait to see you this summer!!
St Paul Presbyterian Church and St James Lutheran Church are again co- hosting VBS in person for Summer 2022.
ReNew is an environmentally-focused VBS program that inspires kids and adults to grow in faith, have fun, and change the world as they practice stewardship of creation! ReNew VBS focuses on one story, Jesus’ Parable of the Sower, so kids can explore this parable in-depth, rather than trying to learn multiple non-consecutive stories over a short period of time. Digging into the story from the perspectives of Self, Community, and World also allows kids to relate to the text and build a relationship with the Bible.
Each day at ReNew, kids hear the entire Bible story, but then focus on one section of it to discover what the passage
means for them and how it relates to caring for God’s creation. Finally, the activities in ReNew are centered in stewardship. Kids learn, create, and do things that change their world. Their faith is put into action and impacts the wider community.
Register here, then find us on Facebook for updates and sneak peaks. We can't wait to see you this summer!!
St Paul Presbyterian Church and St James Lutheran Church are again co- hosting VBS in person for Summer 2022.
ReNew is an environmentally-focused VBS program that inspires kids and adults to grow in faith, have fun, and change the world as they practice stewardship of creation! ReNew VBS focuses on one story, Jesus’ Parable of the Sower, so kids can explore this parable in-depth, rather than trying to learn multiple non-consecutive stories over a short period of time. Digging into the story from the perspectives of Self, Community, and World also allows kids to relate to the text and build a relationship with the Bible.
Each day at ReNew, kids hear the entire Bible story, but then focus on one section of it to discover what the passage
means for them and how it relates to caring for God’s creation. Finally, the activities in ReNew are centered in stewardship. Kids learn, create, and do things that change their world. Their faith is put into action and impacts the wider community.
Pictures from 2020 Virtual VBS