Bible School

Come for Dinner! Stay for the fun! Menus for the week.

Sunday 5:15 - Potluck

Monday 5:30 - Choice of Hamburger or Chicken Sandwich - Courtesy of Growing in Faith and Golden Workers Sunday School Classes

Tuesday 5:30 - Sloppy Joes - Courtesy of the Hospitality Committee

Wednesday 5:30 - Hot dogs and baked beans - Courtesy of Living in Faith Sunday School Class

Thursday 5:30 - Cold Cuts - Courtesy of the Basement Bunch Sunday School Class


Kids 2-12	*Join the dig at Quest for Truth!*
At Quest for Truth we will "travel" to Holy Land sites to uncover evidence that shows the truth about Jesus. On June 17-21 from 6:00 to 8:30 p.m., kids ages 2–12 meet friends, explore Bible stories, do fun activities, sing great songs, make crafts, play games, and eat snacks.

Click here to request a registration form to begin your quest. This link will start your email client and send an email.

If you have problems with sending emails from web links, never fear... Send an email to vbs@alamancelutheran.org with the subject line of Bible School. Nothing needs to be in the body of the email. You will get an application via email when you send the bible school email to us. Paper Registration forms are also available at the church, at the ushers tables with bulletins and in the church office.

Joe holding the lantern

Digger the dog

Teens and Adults

Our teenagers opted to help with the younger children's program, this year instead of having their own bible school series.

Christian Art and Architecture How are our worship and our faith shaped by Christian Art and Architecture? What does a building for worship tell about what the people gathered there believe? How does the faith of the people influence the expression of the arts of faith? Each evening of Vacation Bible School, Pastor Lockley will teach a class for the adults that will struggle with these questions.

Here are some examples of the art and architecture to be explored in the adults' quest...

Interior of Saint Chapelle in Paris France, a tiny royal chapel from the 13th century, Early High Gothic

Catacomb Art

Example of very early Christian Art in the Catacombs in Rome - Fresco

pieta

Michaelangelo Buonorati's first pieta