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Vacation Bible School
July 8-10

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Updated July 2:

  • Vacation Bible School   Visit our VBS page for information about our Vacation Bible School coming up. Click here to see how you can help. 

  • Vacation Bible School... For Adults!  Adults are invited to supper each evening July 8-10 at 6:00, then conversation with John Kreidler about “Travelling with God:  Being a Serendipitous Christian.” 
    Each evening will include:

    • Bible Study - Unexpected good fortune through old stories

    • Understanding Worship - Unexpected good fortune through old habits

    • Reflecting on Everyday Life - Unexpected good fortune within the same old same old

The topics will match the stories the kids are simultaneously learning:

  • July 8:  Abraham and Sarah—planning is nice, but flexibility and a sense of humor are essential.

  • July 9: Zacchaeus—staycations are good but best with a party.

  • July 10:  Paul—the direct route is not always the best route.

Although connected, each conversation topic is complete on its own, so participants are welcome any evening, even if they can’t attend all three or they are volunteering to help the young people some evenings. ​
See the sign-ups in the Fellowship Hall to help with food donations. Contact Pam Schmidt or Janeen Bollhoefer for more information. 

  • Volunteer for SOAR Special Needs Day Camp   SOAR Special Needs is holding one of the nation’s largest disability day camps in Raytown July 6-10, 9:00-4:00.  Campers are 3 years and older (including adults), with all diagnoses and all levels of special needs.  Day camp pairs fully trained professional teams with volunteers to assure each camper is supported for a safe, fun, and unforgettable camp experience.  Volunteers of all ages (campers love having a buddy their own age!) are invited to help as a 1-on-1 buddy or in areas such as outdoor games, crafts, music, food, and much more! 
    Learn more about camp at https://soarspecialneeds.org/soar-summer-day-camp/ and share the link with others who might attend.  If you’d like to volunteer, click the “Raytown Volunteer Registration” for details, and the “Role Descriptions” link for details about how you can help.  If you and/or your child are thinking about volunteering, speak with Pastor Mike so that we can coordinate volunteering.

  • In As Much Ministry food items   In As Much Ministry is a food pantry that addresses food security for people in need within Clay County, Missouri through the generosity of the community and congregations like Hosanna! Your contributions help In As Much distribute over 10,000 lbs. of food to families each week.

They are focusing on a lot of children for the next three months since children will be home from school and a lot of them may be home alone. They would like to have food on hand that children will not have to cook.

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