, 2008


Claybrook Baptist Bible school
raises funds for Red Cross

Claybrook Baptist Church in Weems recently hosted vacation Bible school where over 60 youth and adult leaders were in attendance each night.

From left, River Counties Chapter of the American Red Cross executive director Julie Dudley, accepts a check from vacation Bible school co-chairman Jennifer Dilday.

The theme was “Dino Detectives—Digging for God’s Truth.” Each night attendees were taken on an expedition as they rotated through different classes - music, bible stories, snack time and crafts - to find the answers to some of life’s basic questions.

Dinner was served nightly before the assembly, Bible stories, crafts and music began. The assembly included the pledges of Allegiance to the United States of America Flag, the Christian Flag and to the Bible followed with an appearance each night by “Dr. Doug A. Fossilup,” played by pastor Steve Turner.

Each year Claybrook’s vacation Bible school collects funds for a worthy cause. This year the American Red Cross’ disaster relief was chosen to receive the monies collected. The monetary goal set this year was far exceeded when $1,118.69 was collected during the five nights and during Commencement ceremonies on Sunday.



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