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To The Edge!

My church's VBS program, To The Edge, is about to start here on June 6 and will end on June 10. Because of this, the church needed to be decorated with everything space-themed we have. Thus, when the Mujeres de Esperanza meeting rolled around today, we used all our time together and more to get the decorating done. Here are some photos of our hard workers today, and the decorations we put up.
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 the upcoming VBS, but I took a pic anyways.
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Click  Photo to Enlarge. The finished sanctuary pic.
Click  Photo to Enlarge. This is Hermana Martha's craft room during VBS.
So there it is. I never got a picture of my Mom's classroom; sorry about that. It has cartoon-style planets and stars on the walls, and a few posters around, but they look the same as the posters and stars in Hermana Martha's craft room. It took us 5 hours, and a pit stop for pizza, to finish it, but the entire church is decorated and ready for the kids of VBS!

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  1. Dad!June 4, 2016 at 6:14 PM

    Looking forward to a great week with the kids! A special thanks to all the ladies for their hard work today!!

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