Kilpatrick Baptist Association
Connecting • Serving • Equipping
Tim Batchelor, Associational Missionary
Chanda Harbeson and Susan Batchelor, Ministry Assistants
Von Adkins, Financial Secretary
Vacation Bible School
Area Church VBS 2025 Updates
Little Brier Creek Baptist VBS Director, Gina Story, reports 59 participants and 13 prospects during Magnified! May 28-30th.
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New Providence Baptist VBS Director, Angie Johnson, reports a great day learning about Creation, Noah & the Flood, Jonah & the Big Fish, Red Sea, and Fishers of Men. With 21 participants (12 kids in attendance and 9 adults helping out), fun was enjoyed by all during Sea Explorers, June 7th.
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Mill Creek’s VBS Director Amy Brooks reports 83 participants and 1 decision to accept Christ which led to baptism on Commencement Night during Wonder Junction, June 2-6th.
Dearing’s VBS Director Luci Linnenkohl reports, “Our children were few in number but high in interest to hear about Jesus! She is thankful for great leaders with 36 participants in all, during Breaker Rock Beach, June 8-12th.
Raysville Baptist led kids to marvel at Jesus as they came through Wonder Junction, June 2-6th!
Sharon’s VBS Director Carol Farr reports 138 participants, 17 prospects, and 3 decisions to accept Christ. She’s thankful for all the volunteers who love the Lord and for the opportunity to serve Him.
Second Baptist VBS Director Belenda Wilkerson reports 25 participants, with children talking eagerly about what they learned. A visiting Gideon gave each a New Testaments along with a Roman’s Road of Salvation key chain.
Union Baptist VBS Director Joyce Strother reports 31 children came through Wonder Junction, June 16-20th. She is thankful for 32 adult volunteers and 9 youth volunteers that help make the week great!
With giant bees and butterflies, Pleasant Grove hosted VBS the first weekend in June. We had 29 participants who enjoyed learning about the bigness of God in the smallest of things! We had Bible study, mission stories, crafts, and theme-inspired food. We packed a lot of fun and learning into the weekend!
Washington Heights had a great time on a Jungle Journey! We hope our attendance will grow in the coming years, but we all had a great time for our first VBS in several years. We were led on our journey by our guide, Bro. Lester Jenkins. We learned a lot and had great food and fellowship.
Powell's VBS Director Stephanie Bates shares, "What a week! Average nightly attendance: 44 Mission offering collected: $707.50 and Mission food offering: 575 pieces. 2 lives re-dedicated to Christ! That’s a wrap for VBS 2025!!!"
As reported to the KBA Office. If you do not see your church's VBS info here, please send it to kbaassisstant@yahoo.com and we will post it for you.