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First Christian Church, Covington will celebrate the Vacation Bible School theme “GOD IS Bigger than Life” August 1-5 in the church’s Family Life Center from 6:00 – 8:30 p.m.

All kids, ages Pre-K-7th Grade, are invited to come and experience how big God is and to relive epic stories from the Bible from giants to massive waves of water. This curriculum designed and produced by Jessica Freeman, co-director of VBS, leads the student to believe that the God who has done incredible things in the past is still doing them today.

Adam Eggleston, youth/associate minister at FCC, invites all area kids to join in the fun and inspiration.

There will be music, activities, crafts, and snacks.

Parents are encouraged to pre-register their children through the church’s website – fcccovington.com

The Family Life Center is located at 231 E. Fudge Street with plenty of parking in the rear.

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