- November 27, 2024
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Benjamin Colthrap, 3, Cody Lawler, 4, and Liam Conway, 3, play a game of tug-of-war on June 27 at the Maker Fun Factory Kids Adventure Week.
The younger children participate in the opening ceremony for the day on June 27 at the Maker Fun Factory Kids Adventure Week.
About 230 children attended the vacation Bible school on June 27 at the Maker Fun Factory Kids Adventure Week.
A group of third graders crosses the finish line with paper streamers tying their ankles together on June 27 at the Maker Fun Factory Kids Adventure Week.
Kids play a game of freeze tag on June 27 at the Maker Fun Factory Kids Adventure Week.
Clarabelle Fisher, 4, bangs a hand drum during a Bible-themed music class on June 27 at the Maker Fun Factory Kids Adventure Week.
Averie Jimenez, 9, begins working on her kite at the crafting station on June 27 at the Maker Fun Factory Kids Adventure Week.
First graders pose by a robot at the science station on June 27 at the Maker Fun Factory Kids Adventure Week.
Kids try out floating makeshift boats at the science station on June 27 at the Maker Fun Factory Kids Adventure Week.
Caitlin Booth, director of children ministries, speaks with 6-year-old Jack Brock during snack time on June 27 at the Maker Fun Factory Kids Adventure Week.
All together for snack, the kids engage in an interactive prayer on June 27 at the Maker Fun Factory Kids Adventure Week.
Booth leads a second prayer for the kids on the other side of the snack room on June 27 at the Maker Fun Factory Kids Adventure Week.
Starting on June 26, about 230 elementary age children at the First United Methodist Church received firsthand experience on compassion during the Maker Fun Factory Kids Adventure Week. The kids were split into two groups, red and yellow, to see which group could raise the most money for Compassion International, a Christian humanitarian aid child sponsorship organization. Their offerings would go to a child named Isaias in the Dominican Republic.
The children participated in a variety of Bible-themed activities, from science projects and kite making to singing and group prayer. The vacation Bible school ends June 30.
