VBS / Vacation Church Camp FAQ
What does VBS teach?
LBUMC teaches that God loves us and asks us to love one another. Bible Stories reflect values for a loving life. Prayer is how people talk to God.
What activities are offered?
Music, Group Celebration, Welcome Time, Building Challenges, Craft, Snack, Outdoor Games & Activities, and Science Experiments. Children keep their bodies busy and engaged throughout the day!
Who leads VBS?
VBS adult volunteer leaders are members of LBUMC with experience working with children, and trained in safety protocols. Teen volunteers have VBS experience and add “big kid” modeling and fun.
How old do my children need to be to attend?
Our VBS program is targeted for ages 3-11. Older children may be involved as mentors. Email our office for more information.
Will my child stay with their sibilings?
Children are grouped by age, to ensure age-appropriate activities. Kids play together for the first 30 minutes of VBS to meet friends. If there is any reluctance or resistance, leaders will group children with their siblings.
What are your COVID considerations?
Masks are optional for all staff, volunteers, and guests during any church-sponsored activity for indoor and outdoor areas, unless mandated by federal or local authorities.
How much does VBS cost? Are there scholarships?
VBS is $50/child. Some scholarships are available. Email our office for more information.
Do parents attend VBS?
Parents are invited to enjoy child-free summer hours while children enjoy VBS! However, helping hands are always welcome! Anyone wishing to become a VBS volunteer can email our office for more information.
Where can I go to find more information?
We are happy to answer any questions that you have! We invite you to email our office for more information about VBS / Vacation Church Camp.