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10/14/2009
THANKS FOR A GREAT
WEEK!!
Vacation Bible School
"Camp E.D.G.E"-- June 22 - 26!
WHEN: Every evening during the week of June 22-26
WHERE: Fawn United Methodist Church
TIME: 6:00 PM until 8:30 PM
CAMP E.D.G.E. Vacation Bible School 2009 takes your children to an extreme adventure camp where they Experience and Discover God Everywhere! CAMP E.D.G.E. VBS is not your typical stroll through the woods. It's an action-packed, adrenaline-filled expedition that teaches kids their strength and might come from God. Through rockin' contemporary music, larger-than-life recreation games, mind-boggling science activities, extreme sports videos, and cool, challenging crafts, you'll show your kids how to live on the E.D.G.E. in their faith. CAMP E.D.G.E. VBS 2009 Daily E.D.G.E. Pledges:
- God is with me. I will stay close to God.
- God guides me. I will follow.
- God teaches me. I will learn.
- God loves me. I will love God and others.
- God sends me. I will go.
Come join us – we would love to have you!
To pre-register your child - click here
Frequently Asked Questions - if you have any questions about VBS, please e-mail
Q: Why do I need to register my child for VBS?
ANS: So we are sure to have enough supplies for all age groups participating in our VBS program.
Q: Who will be responsible for my child?
ANS: The VBS program is staffed by church members, most of which have criminal background checks, Child Abuse Clearances and training in "Safe Sanctuary" policies of the United Methodist Church.
Q: What is the "Safe Sanctuary" policy?
ANS: A guide in which people who work with children should have criminal background checks, Child Abuse Clearances and training about keeping the environment safe for children and youth.
Q: What age is your VBS designed for?
ANS: Ages 4 and up; exceptions may be made for children who are toilet trained, able to work self-sufficiently without parental help. Our VBS is designed so that the older children will be working with and helping the younger children within the same group.