VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL 2009
July 20 - 24, 6:00 to 8:30 PM

Click here to download a VBS registration form.

Click here to view a 6-minute video about Gadget's Garage.

Summer time means Vacation Bible School at Saint Paul's and what a great theme we have to offer this year!  Gadget's Garage is the coolest place for kids of all ages to hang out this summer.  At VBS, kids will meet Gadget, our teen genius.  Gadget spends lots of time tinkering in his workshop creating unique inventions out of old items that are found around the house.  Gadget's latest and best creation is a wacky robot named Gizmo.  Together with Gadget and Gizmo, kids will go on great adventures and encounter the wonders of God's indescribable love in Jesus Christ and His eternal Word.

Each day at Gadget's Garage is focused on a key Bible story that unpacks our theme -- God's Always Doing Great, Exciting Things (G A D G E T).  Together, adult leaders and kids:

• Marvel at the mighty wonder of God's creation.
• Discover Jesus changing water into wedding wine and sinners into new creations.
• Dig deeply into the parable of the farmer and his crops to unearth the reality of God's Word growing in them.
• Learn that Jesus showed His true identity, power, and glory on a mountaintop and on the road to Emmaus.
• Discover that Jesus, our Savior, died to set sinners free so we can do His good works.

Gadget's Garage starts on Monday, July 20 and runs through Friday, July 24.  Each session will start at 6 PM and conclude at 8:30 (these times are different from VBS programs of the past several years, so please take note).  Children ages 4 to 12 are welcome to attend and there's absolutely no charge.  Click here to download a registration form.  Fill it out and return it to the church office.  You can also call the office at 410-592-8100.  And if you're a grown-up or high school aged youth, please let us know if you can volunteer to help with VBS.  

Come join us at Gadget's Garage, our exciting VBS adventure for 2009.  Make new friends, have some great fun, and learn what the apostle Paul meant when he wrote, "We are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand, that we should walk in them." (Ephesians 2:10).