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CLIFTON FORGE, Va. (VR) – Every day, our kids are bombarded with questions: Did God really create everything? Why do bad things happen? Was Noah’s ark real? Why do I need to be saved? Can I trust the Bible?
 
At this VBS, your kids will explore the biblical answers to these questions as they set off on an epic adventure from Genesis to Revelation. Amid sloths, butterflies, river dolphins, and dart frogs, your children will sail along on a fun jungle cruise, stopping at seven ports of call. These ports are the 7 C’s of History: Creation, Corruption, Catastrophe, Confusion, Christ, Cross, and Consummation. Kids will discover how these events shape our world, and they will learn to reconnect the Bible to their everyday life.
 
Prepare to swing into fun as we head out on The Great Jungle Journey!
 
Dinner Provided.
 
Living Stones Ministries, is having Vacation Bible School Monday – Friday, August 4th-8th, from 5:30 to 8:30 PM at our Life House facility at 601 Granville Avenue, Clifton Forge, VA 24422. 
 
Parents can use the QR code to register their children early.
 

 

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