Vacation Bible School Canceled for 2020 - Lima First Assembly of God

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Overview

Lima First Assembly of God deeply regrets to announce the cancellation of Vacation Bible School (VBS) for the year 2020. We understand the importance of this annual event for our community, especially for children and families seeking a faith-based summer activity. However, due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the uncertainties it poses, ensuring the health and safety of our participants, volunteers, and staff is our utmost priority.

Our Decision

After careful consideration and consultation with local health authorities and governing bodies, we have made the difficult decision to cancel VBS for this year. We understand the disappointment this may bring, but it is a necessary precautionary measure to prevent the potential spread of the virus and to protect the well-being of our community.

Community Support

While VBS will not be held this year, Lima First Assembly of God remains committed to supporting our community and providing resources to promote faith and togetherness in these challenging times. We are actively exploring alternative ways to engage and uplift our community members virtually, ensuring that the spirit of VBS still thrives.

Virtual Connections and Resources

We invite you to stay connected with Lima First Assembly of God through our website and social media platforms for updates and virtual faith resources. Our dedicated team is working diligently to develop innovative ways to foster spiritual growth, deliver inspirational messages, and provide opportunities for virtual fellowship.

Alternative Activities

While VBS cannot take place in its traditional form this year, there are several alternative activities and resources available for children and families. We encourage you to explore various online platforms and websites that offer virtual VBS experiences, faith-based educational materials, and interactive games. These alternatives can ensure that children still have the opportunity to engage in a faith-centered environment, even from the safety of their homes.

Looking Ahead

As we navigate these challenging times, Lima First Assembly of God is committed to evaluating the situation regularly. We will closely monitor the recommendations of health authorities and make informed decisions regarding future VBS programs. Our primary concern is always the health and safety of our community, and we look forward to resuming VBS when it is deemed safe and appropriate.

Stay Connected

We understand that the cancellation of VBS may bring disappointment and questions. Please feel free to reach out to our team through our website or social media channels for any inquiries or concerns. Lima First Assembly of God is here to provide support and guidance during these unprecedented times.

Conclusion

Although the cancellation of Vacation Bible School for 2020 is indeed disheartening, the decision was made with the utmost consideration for the health and well-being of our community. Lima First Assembly of God remains committed to our mission of strengthening faith and supporting our community, even during these challenging circumstances. We invite you to stay connected with us through our online platforms, where you can find virtual resources and faith-based content that will help nurture your spiritual journey. Together, we will navigate these uncertain times with hope, resilience, and the unwavering belief in the power of faith.

Comments

Sergey Arseniev

Sad to hear about the cancellation, but it's for everyone's well-being.

Tiffany McKane

Sad news, but the community's safety comes first.

Colette Tovar

Oh no! ? It's disappointing to hear that Vacation Bible School had to be canceled this year. Safety first though, right? Hopefully, we can make up for it next year! ??

Christopher Depass

Thank you for keeping the well-being of the community as a top priority.

Christian Sauerland

Difficult, but we trust in the church's decision for everyone's safety.

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Sending love and support to the church and the community during this time.

Kyle Bickhart

Looking forward to brighter times for the community and VBS.

William Alexander Kizer

Prayers and positive thoughts for the church and the community.

Laura Brandano

Hope to see VBS back with renewed energy and joy in the future.

John Goetz

It's a tough call, but ultimately the right one to make.

Scott Cotton

Looking forward to brighter times for the community and VBS.

Jesper Magnusson

Stay safe, everyone. Let's continue to support one another.

Wayne Holt

Hope to see VBS return with renewed joy and fellowship next year.

Michael Robohm

Looking forward to when we can come together for VBS again.

Manoj Bhat

Sad to hear, but we know the church has the community's best interest in mind.

Graeme Lynch

We'll miss the fun of VBS, but we'll be back stronger next year.

David Speck

Disappointed, but we'll continue to support the church and the community.

Ray Hein

Wishing for unity and strength during this challenging time.

Joe Marchant

We'll miss VBS, but it's the responsible decision given the circumstances.

Lila

Wishing for unity and strength during this challenging time.

Hana Do

Praying for a safe and joyful return of VBS in the future.

Sonya Sawyer

Sad news, but the community's safety comes first.

Shachar Gilad

It's a tough call, but it shows the church's care for the community.

Alyson Higgins

It's a difficult period, but we'll get through it together.

Diego Buendia

Stay strong, everyone. We'll get through this together.

Patricia Ruggio

Looking forward to better days and the return of VBS.

Michael Bedient

Looking forward to when it's safe to gather for such events again.

Harry McLaverty

Praying for better days ahead for our community and VBS.

Andrew Axup

Safety first. Thank you, Lima First Assembly of God.

Ditas Fleck

Sending well wishes to the church and the community during this time.

Patricio Andrade

Sending strength and love to the church and the community.

Maxi Shuttles

Hopefully, next year's VBS will be extra special to make up for this year's cancellation.

Thai Thai

It's a tough call, but it shows the church's care for the community.

Jinjin Hu

We'll miss the excitement of VBS, but we're in this together.

Brian Glatt

Wishing everyone strength and faith during these challenging times.

Christian Hilbrecht

It's a shame, but safety must come first.

Lorna Mair

Thank you for putting the safety of the community first.

Peter Chaaya

It's a difficult but necessary step for the safety of the community.

Don Tinsley

It's important to prioritize health and safety in these uncertain times.

William White

Appreciate the church's concern for the well-being of the community.

Rachel Hopper

Unity and support will see us through these challenging times.

Nalton Ferraro

Hoping for better times ahead for our community.

Jeanne Horvath

We'll miss the spirit of VBS, but we trust in the church's decision.

Jeremy Jonsson

Trust in God's plan during these uncertain times.

Pimpisa Pothirattanachaikul

We understand and support the church's decision for everyone's well-being.

Ronald Jackson

Hoping for brighter days ahead for VBS and the community.

Joanne Elliott

Disappointing news, but we understand the need to prioritize safety.

James Churchfield

You made a tough choice, but we stand by it.

Arsenio Agopovich

Prayers and well wishes for the church and the community.

Geraldo Maroniene

VBS will be missed, but we appreciate the concern for safety.

Megan Salazar

Difficult, but we trust in the church's decision for everyone's safety.

Danny Chambers

Praying for the safety and well-being of the community.

Natalie Topouzian

Praying for brighter days ahead for VBS and the church.

Fabian Heras

VBS will be missed, but we appreciate the concern for safety.

Amanda Whitman

We appreciate the church's efforts to keep everyone safe.

Monique Ornelas

Appreciate the decision made for the health and welfare of the community.

Anthony Visano

Keeping faith and hope for better days ahead for VBS.

Nicole Shields

You made a tough choice, but we stand by it.

Marisela Duron

We understand and support the church's decision for everyone's well-being.

Pascale Romero

We'll miss the joy and fun of VBS, but we'll come back stronger.

Michael Barrett

We appreciate the church's efforts to keep everyone safe.

Lorena Santana

Safety is paramount. Thank you for taking the necessary steps.

Brent Flood

Understandable decision for the well-being of the community.

Cecile Maindron

Looking forward to brighter times and the return of VBS.

Russ Moyer

Looking forward to the time when we can come together for VBS again.

Melanie Figaro

We'll miss the togetherness of VBS, but we understand the situation.

Andrew Spurgin

Thinking of all the families affected by this decision.

Sheldon Baker

Praying for the church and the community during these challenging times.

Alexandre Reid

I hope the church can find alternative ways to stay connected with families during this time.

Brittany Hallock

Safety is paramount. We appreciate the church's decision to prioritize it.

Pat Kralik

Sad to hear, but we know the church has the community's best interest in mind.

Edgar Lamas

Praying for a safe and joyful return of VBS in the future.

Nathalie Collado

Thank you for keeping the well-being of the community as a top priority.

Steve Glass

Sending strength and love to the church and the community.

Annette Male

Trusting in God's plan during these challenging times.

Philip Espindola

That's disappointing, but understandable given the current circumstances.

Stephanie Snipes

Keeping faith and hope for better days ahead for VBS.

Kamila Jochymova

It's unfortunate, but necessary for everyone's safety.

Shay Strauss

We'll miss the joy and fun of VBS, but we'll come back stronger.

Karen Hendrickson

Trust in God's plan during these uncertain times.

Marco Valdes

We'll miss the excitement of VBS, but we're in this together.

Coney Xu

Hope to see VBS back in action when it's safe to gather.

Julie Esposto

Understandable decision for the well-being of the community.

Sam Ross

Unity and support will see us through these challenging times.

Angela Popa

Grateful for the church's commitment to the safety of the community.

Michael Rothrock

Praying for the safety and well-being of the community.

Doug Atkinson

Hope to see VBS back with renewed energy and joy in the future.

Angelica Wind

Looking forward to brighter times and the return of VBS.

Parks Space

We understand the need to prioritize safety over events like VBS.

Joe Behl

Grateful for the church's commitment to the safety of the community.

Craig Castelli

It's a difficult time, but we'll support each other through it.

Leoline Cannon

Prayers and positive thoughts for the church and the community.

Zasstea Zasstea

Sad to hear, but we trust that the church has made the best decision.

Sherrie Unknown

I'm sure many are disappointed, but it's best to be cautious.

Michael Simon

It's a tough call, but we know it's made with the community's best interest at heart.

Paul Nadeau

Looking forward to better days and the return of VBS.

Lisa Codd

It's a difficult period, but we'll get through it together.

Darren Coast

Sending well wishes to the church and the community during this time.

R Schulenberg

We appreciate the church's concern for the well-being of the community.

Elizabeth Heilig

Safety is paramount. Thank you for taking the necessary steps.

Soh Cha

We'll miss the joy and fellowship of VBS, but safety is key.

Dan McGuane

Looking forward to the time when we can come together for VBS again.

Brian Wany

We appreciate the church's concern for the health and safety of the community.

Timothy Kraus

Already looking forward to next year's VBS.

Monique Stennis

Praying for the well-being of the community and the church.

Teresa Naylor

Looking forward to when we can gather again safely.

Carol Adams

Appreciate the decision made for the health and welfare of the community.

Gail Ehle

It's a difficult but necessary step for the safety of the community.

John Heanue

We'll miss the spirit of VBS, but we trust in the church's decision.

Jared Gerber

Thank you for keeping the safety of the community in mind.

Jamie Haas

Wishing everyone continued strength and faith during this time.

Calan Braunsdorf

It's a difficult decision, but it shows great care for the community.

Francesco Piluso

Thank you for making the well-being of the community a top priority.

Mark Mark

Tough decision, but vital for the health of the community.