Showing posts with label nursery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nursery. Show all posts

Friday, July 23, 2010

Fun for the Rest of the Family

While their parents helped with VBS, some of our youngest tourists were having fun in our nursery. They enjoyed the toys, games, playground and animal courtyard, and their parents enjoyed knowing their children were well taken care of.













Tuesday, July 20, 2010

A Visit to the Nursery

It takes many volunteers to make our VBS happen, and many of those "super servants" have children who are too young for the preschool VBS. That's why we have a nursery for these little ones.





We're so thankful for the volunteers who take such good care of these children so their parents can work with the older kids!

Tuesday, August 4, 2009

Meanwhile, in the nursery...

While their moms and dads are helping in other parts of the building, these kids, who are too young for preschool VBS, are getting their own special activities in the nursery.

Tonight a Roman guard paid them a visit.
They enjoyed getting to touch the handle of his sword, but one young man was only too ready for the guard to make his exit so that class could get on with...
BUBBLES!



Besides having fun inside, the kids also get to go outside to see our animal friends, the donkeys:
Tonight they enjoyed pony rides!



Elsewhere, our Super Servants are taking care of the littlest of the little ones:It won't be long before these little ones can attend preschool VBS, but until then, they're in good hands while their parents are working hard to make VBS possible.

Friday, August 1, 2008

Meanwhile, in the nursery...

...our littlest participants were enjoying their own VBS! While their parents were volunteering elsewhere, these little ones were having a great time!








We're so thankful to our Super Servants who work so hard to make sure VBS is special for our youngest children, too.

Tuesday, July 29, 2008

Fun for the littlest ones

Even though these little ones are too young for the preschool program, they get their own VBS while their parents are helping in other parts of the building.


They get to hear stories, sing songs,

and play!

All that fun can really wear a guy out!