David L. Chancey

3 weeks ago | kentuckytoday.com | David L. Chancey

Summer for many means enjoying Vacation Bible School (VBS), a concentrated time of Bible study, activities, music, crafts, recreation, refreshments and fun for children and students usually held during a week of “summer vacation.” These days churches offer a variety of approaches and schedule options. Most are morning schools, but some meet at night. Some offer four days, while others host five weekdays. VBS was the brainchild of Mrs.

1 month ago | thebaptistpaper.org | David L. Chancey

Summer for many means enjoying Vacation Bible School, a concentrated time of Bible study, activities, music, crafts, recreation, refreshments and fun for children and students usually held during a week of “summer vacation.”These days churches offer a variety of approaches and schedule options. Most are morning schools, but some meet at night. Some offer four days, while others host five weekdays. For more stories at your doorstep, subscribe to The Baptist Paper.

1 month ago | griffindailynews.com | David L. Chancey

Summer for many means enjoying Vacation Bible School (VBS), a concentrated time of Bible study, activities, music, crafts, recreation, refreshments and fun for children and students usually held during a week of “summer vacation.” These days churches offer a variety of approaches and schedule options. Most are morning schools, but some meet at night. Some offer four days, while others host five weekdays. VBS was the brainchild of Mrs.

1 month ago | kentuckytoday.com | David L. Chancey

Recently, my aunt, who resides in an assisted living facility, celebrated her 92nd birthday. My mom wanted to call her sister, but she no longer has a cell phone. We decided to call the nurse’s station and request someone bring a phone to her so Mom could wish her happy birthday. We called and got a recording: “Please listen carefully for our options have changed. If you are interested in career opportunities, please press 1. If you have questions about moving into our community, please press 2.

1 month ago | griffindailynews.com | David L. Chancey

Recently, my aunt, who resides in an assisted living facility, celebrated her 92nd birthday. My mom wanted to call her sister, but she no longer has a cell phone. We decided to call the nurse’s station and request someone bring a phone to her so Mom could wish her happy birthday. We called and got a recording: “Please listen carefully for our options have changed. If you are interested in career opportunities, please press 1. If you have questions about moving into our community, please press 2.