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Youngsters enjoy Barnyard Roundup at Vacation Bible School in Tiverton

Liz DadsonBy: Liz Dadson  August 8, 2016
Youngsters enjoy Barnyard Roundup at Vacation Bible School in Tiverton
About 35 youngsters enjoyed crafts, games, songs and more, at the opening day of Vacation Bible School, Monday morning, at Knox Presbyterian Church, Tiverton.

Under the theme, "Barnyard Roundup - Jesus Gathers Us Together," the leaders and children were studying the 23rd Psalm, looking at individual verses and learning songs about God's love and caring for each of us, now and forever.

Monday's games were a harvest vegetable relay, and a water balloon relay, while inside, youth were making sheep to match the memory verse, "The Lord is my Shepherd, I shall not want," and singing songs, all while wearing colourful bandanas.

The Vacation Bible School continues through Friday, from 9 a.m. to Noon, at the church.

Friday at noon, family and friends are invited to watch the children perform the songs they have learned, followed by hot dogs and ice cream.

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Jessi Roppel (left), 11, of Underwood throws the water balloon to Kaden Lewis, 9, of Windsor during the relay at the Vacation Bible School, Monday morning at the Tiverton Presbyterian Church; Kaden was vacationing with his grandma, Rosemary Grover of Tiverton
Taylor Riggin (left), 9, of Milton catches the water balloon thrown by Caleb Radford, 10, of Tiverton at Vacation Bible School; Taylor is vacationing with her grandma, Sue Shedden of Kincardine
Isamu Smith (left), 9, of Tiverton tosses a water balloon to Jessi Roppel, 11, of Underwood during the relay at Vacation Bible School
Lauren Riggin (L), 10, of Milton and Daylin Fischuk, 9, of Tiverton, count the vegetables they had gathered during the harvest relay at Vacation Bible School; Lauren was vacationing with her grandma, Sue Shedden, of Kincardine
Leader Chuck Exel (left) teaches a group of youngsters some songs at the Vacation Bible School, Monday at Tiverton Presbyterian Church
Rebekah Ballagh (left), 13, Abigail Ko, 3, and Hannah Gratto, 14, are in charge of registration at Vacation Bible School
Peter Radford (left), and Lachlan Hannigan-Nicolak, both 6, of Tiverton, admire their sheep creations
Maddox Creeden, 6, of Teeswater holds up the sheep he made at the Vacation Bible School; his grandparents live in Inverhuron
Rev. Paul Ko (at the back) leads the youth in the closing lesson, Monday at Vacation Bible School

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