To God be the glory!!  Today we met for our first service in the beautiful new building God has so graciously provided for us!  Here are some snapshots of Sunday School and the Worship Hour.  Thank you so much for your prayers!

Mystery solved!  “Those meddling kids” figured out that it was the detective behind the money box robbery!  He tried to get away, but the “custodian” was really an international customs agent trying to figure out whodunnit, too, and she foiled his escape attempts!  Then, as he tried to exit the “back door,” the butler, who surprisingly knew karate (unkown to anyone else), put a stop to his escapades very quickly.

They made their very own flip flops in craft time and had Egyptian food for snack time.  Games, once again, were exiting and new.  And during Bible lesson time, 3 more children prayed and asked Jesus to forgive them of their sins and be their Savior!  What a great ending to an awesome week!!!  Praise the Lord!

Here is the final set of pictures from VBS 2012:

Happy Birthday to us!  Today we celebrated everyone’s birthday because God made us each unique in His image.  More crazy games and songs and “Password” in Bible class.  In craft time they made Baby Moses in the bulrushes.  The older kids made baskets for Baby Moses.  Great job, detectives.  Oh, yes, and the big mystery is yet to be solved–so many suspects and only one day left!!!  Can’t wait to find out “whodunnit!”

Day 3 of VBS was buggy in a way!  Snack time was “sand” with “worms” in it!!  They also had fun crossing the “Nile River” at game time . . .  During Bible lesson time they learned that Salvation is a free gift from God and all about how Jesus died on the cross to pay for our sins, and that He will save us from our sins if we ask Him to forgive us.  Then 3 of the children attending decided they wanted to accept God’s free gift of Salvation, so they prayed and asked Jesus to forgive them of their sins and be their Savior!  Praise the Lord for another fantastic day of Vacation Bible School!  Here are some pictures . . .