 | Practical Ministry Skills
Vacation Bible School
Tips and ideas for improving your VBS program.
| Store Code: PS62
Format(s): Microsoft Word 
Price: $14.95
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| Topics: | Budget, Children, Church safety, Community impact, Expenses, Outreach, Strategy, Volunteers |
| Filters: | Children's ministry, Children's pastor, Vacation Bible school, Volunteer |
| Purpose: | Ministry |
| References: | 1 Samuel 17:47 , Joshua 1:1-11, Judges 7:1-22 |
| Date Added: | May 05, 2009 |
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Summertime means it's time for vacation Bible school. But every year poses its challenges. How can we find enough volunteers? And can we trust them with our kids? Which curriculum should we use? Can we run the program on a reduced budget?
This 23-page training tool can help answer these questions. Give it to anyone who plans, or just pitches in with, the VBS program in your church. NOTE: You have permission to make up to 1,000 copies of this resource to be distributed in a church or educational setting.
This Training Pack contains all of the following:
Attracting VolunteersLearn what kinds of appeals are most effective. by Jim Braniff
10 Questions for a CurriculumHow to evaluate new materials before investing. by Wilma Wiersma
The Best of 2009A review of this year’s VBS curriculums. by Lynda Freeman
Creative Ideas for VBSHow some churches have boosted or reworked their summer programs. by Mike Neifert, David Howieson, and others
Getting More Out of Your VBS KitsFour ways to make these resources last for more than five days. by Lynda Freeman
Recruiting Safe WorkersHow to protect your VBS kids from sexual abuse. by James F. Cobble, Jr.
Safety ChecklistAssess your practices before VBS starts. by Jeff Hanna
When VBS is OverFollow up to give your program a lasting impact. by Lynda Freeman
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