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“Let the little children come to me and do not hinder them, for to such belongs the kingdom of heaven.”

By Vega

New Jerusalem Missionary Baptist Church would like to invite your friends and family to the 2014 Weird Animal Vacation Bible School, June 23-27. This FREE, all ages event features a week of activities, songs, crafts, and games all designed to teach the love of Jesus.

The VBS program focuses on providing children hope in a world where they may feel marginalized. The Weird Animal theme helps uses some of natures wacky animals to teach children they all have a place and purpose in this world.

Participants will the have the opportunity each day to discover evidence of God all around them through one simple bible truth they can take with them and apply to their own life. In addition, kids and adults will have an opportunity to learn of other child who struggle with disabilities or illness who have been able to overcome by learning that the Love of Jesus is one of kind.

For those interested, Weird Animal VBS is joining an international effort to bring fresh water to school children in India. Families and friends will get a chance to learn more of his ministry and learn how they can contribute.

Location and contact info:

2014 Weird Animal Vacation Bible School
June 23- June 27
6 p.m.- 8:35 p.m.

New Jerusalem Missionary Baptist Church
1315 Prater Way
Sparks, NV 89431

For more information or to Pre-register call:
Nicole Howard (775) 331-0330
www.nibcspiritofexcellence.com

Christopher Vega
Christopher Vega
Christopher Vega, born in Madison, Tenn., is married, father of three boys and a late bloomer to education. He has 15 years of experience working with disadvantaged youth and is completing two degrees in Journalism and Art.

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