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August 16, 2009

‘Crocodile Dock’ shines at DUMC

Vacation Bible School was held at the Dallas United Methodist Church the week of July 13-17.

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Vacation Bible School was held at the Dallas United Methodist Church the week of July 13-17. From left, first row, are Sarah Thompson, Skylar Marso, Emma Kryzysik, Amber Zimmerman and Caitlyn Howell. Second row, Caroline Podach, Jordan Thomas, Sidney Thomas, Leela Sorbelli, Loresa Klinger, Emily Crahall, Alexis Lanza, Katie Zimmerman, Jacob Stambaugh and Gabriel Kosierowski. Third row, Shawn Coates, Zachary Crahall, Olivia Podskoch, Nicholas Sorbelli, Jesse Kosierowski, Parker Bolesta, Taylor Bolesta, Carter Marso, Christian Goldsmth, Shawn Spencer, Austin Goldsmith, Logan Stambaugh, Audrew Stambaugh and Tommy Doran. Standing, Madison Stambaugh, Rebecca Rosser, Krista Zimmerman, Haley Zimmerman, Meghan Maccarone, Melyssa Goode and Allison Spencer.

The theme for the program was “Crocodile Dock” where fearless kids shine God’s light. The children enjoyed a supper, then programs, crafts and games.

They finished up the week with a special night of songs and fellowship. They sang some of the songs they learned in church on July 19, including “I Will Not Be Afraid,” “Get Down” and “This Little Light of Mine.”

The Vacation Bible School was under the direction of Bonnie Donovan, the church Sunday School teachers and members of the church, along with the Rev. Earl W. Robert III, pastor.






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