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VBS

This summer Sam hit the magic age where he was able to attend our church's VBS program.  He was a little nervous at first but after realizing he had some friends who were going as well he was ready to go.  I am always so impressed at the programs our church offers.  Everything they do is so well planned and organized and this VBS was no exception.  He had a great time and enjoyed every minute!  On the last day Cole, Eliza and I snuck upstairs to watch the big group worship time.  The energy was amazing and seeing all those little kids hearing about God's love choked me up a little.



The next week Cole was thrilled that I had booked him and Sam into the VBS at his new preschool's church.  He had watched Sam go off to our church and was so excited to join in the fun.  They both had a great time and had their best buds with them.  Both boys were tuckered by the end but so glad that they went!  


Cole and Treyton (tired boys right before pick up)

Sam and Dorian


They had a performance and family BBQ one night.  It was fun getting all the kids together and seeing them preform their songs.  Cole was so proud and kept waving to us.


A group of VBS and Moorlands Elementary buddies! 

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