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First United Presbyterian hosts Summer Good News Club

First United Presbyterian hosts Summer Good News Club
WEEK OF FUN AND LEARNING - Five fun-filled days of lessons, stories and games took place at First United Presbyterian Church in Abbotsford last week. Among the many activities were games with a parachute, pictured above right, singing songs, below left, and reading Bible verses, right. SUBMITTED PHOTOS AND STAFF PHOTOS/NATHANIEL UNDERWOOD
First United Presbyterian hosts Summer Good News Club
WEEK OF FUN AND LEARNING - Five fun-filled days of lessons, stories and games took place at First United Presbyterian Church in Abbotsford last week. Among the many activities were games with a parachute, pictured above right, singing songs, below left, and reading Bible verses, right. SUBMITTED PHOTOS AND STAFF PHOTOS/NATHANIEL UNDERWOOD

First United Presbyterian Church of Abbotsford held a Summer Good News Club for community kids the week of July 7 – 11. Throughout the week over 30 kids from the community and area communities at...

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