Saturday, December 10th, 9am-Noon @ Point Place UCC
| What are you looking for this holiday season? What if I could tell you that you could find all of these in one event:
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Impossible? Nah. We've got you covered.
The Point Place churches are coming together for our 2nd annual Christmas VBS. This one-morning event will be filled with music, laughter, storytelling, and a focus on the greatest Christmas gift: Jesus himself.
This event is for kids age 3 (potty-trained or accompanied by parent) to 5th grade (hopefully also potty-trained). There will be snacks, games, crafts, bells, and stories all centered on the lifelong process of unwrapping the gift of Jesus--God's Gift to us and to the world.
We will also be collecting toys for Mustard Seed and cash offering will go to a local charity TBD.
Please register here. And invite your friends. There's room for them too!
If you have any questions, just email Pastor Jon, or talk to another one of your local Point Place churches involved in this event: CrossPoint Community Church, Messiah Lutheran Church, Northpoint Church of the Nazarene, RiverPoint Ministries, and St. John the Baptist.
The Point Place churches are coming together for our 2nd annual Christmas VBS. This one-morning event will be filled with music, laughter, storytelling, and a focus on the greatest Christmas gift: Jesus himself.
This event is for kids age 3 (potty-trained or accompanied by parent) to 5th grade (hopefully also potty-trained). There will be snacks, games, crafts, bells, and stories all centered on the lifelong process of unwrapping the gift of Jesus--God's Gift to us and to the world.
We will also be collecting toys for Mustard Seed and cash offering will go to a local charity TBD.
Please register here. And invite your friends. There's room for them too!
If you have any questions, just email Pastor Jon, or talk to another one of your local Point Place churches involved in this event: CrossPoint Community Church, Messiah Lutheran Church, Northpoint Church of the Nazarene, RiverPoint Ministries, and St. John the Baptist.
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