vacation bible school 2012:
exhausting,
exciting,
entirely worth it all to see those little kids light up at the name of Jesus.
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Agreed. This past week was VBS at our church. We are in an urban environment, and we have to have it in the evening, because all of us who help/teach at VBS also have day jobs that we can not take time off from. Our VBS photos look a little different than yours, but I know both groups of kids had fun! We had 22 registered, which is more than we had last year. While I love helping at VBS (this year I was crafts and the official photographer, and the floater…) there is always a part of me that is grateful when the week is over. Going straight to VBS from a full time job and getting home at 9:15 every night is definitely a workout!