Paoli Presbyterian Church in Paoli, Pennsylvania, will launch its "Hero Hotline" Vacation Bible School (VBS) on June 26 at 9 a.m. on 225 S. Valley Rd. 

Children will explore the Bible heroes in the Old and New Testaments in this event. They will also present a 30-minute musical program on June 30. 

Hero Hotline VBS at Local Church

Paoli Presbyterian Church is hosting a VBS called "Hero Hotline Headquarters" for kindergarten through sixth-grade kids.

The church encourages the students to come to a place where their talents will be appreciated, and given a chance to shine as a hero.

According to Eventbrite, this summer, kids will get up and running as they delve into the Bible, the ultimate Hero Handbook, to learn how they, too, can bring peace, build each other up, and share the great story of God'sGod's love for everyone wherever they are. 

Aside from that, students may look forward to a thrilling week packed with stimulating classes, worship, hands-on science projects, creative activities, and fun games.

Musical Program for All

After the VBS, everyone is welcome to attend a 30-minute musical program featuring highlights from the week'sweek's lessons on Friday, June 30, at noon.

Also, per the post, on Sunday, July 2, at 9 a.m., the kids who attended Vacation Bible School will share some of the songs they learned that week. The event costs $25 per kid, including a t-shirt and a link for music. 

The Paoli Presbyterian Church is committed to teaching its youth the great news of Jesus Christ'sChrist's love, forgiveness, and redemption. 

They pray that their children will have the opportunity to develop a relationship with Christ, study and internalize God'sGod's Word, and mature in their faith as they pursue a life of faith.

The church hopes to end relational poverty by spreading the gospel of Jesus Christ to others and forming a community with their children and families as we all mature and become closer to one another in Christ.

About Paoli Presbyterian Church

Paoli thrives on eradicating relational poverty by the call of God, the power of Jesus' love, and the anointing of the Holy Spirit. These restate the core beliefs of Christianity that the church has expressed throughout time and space.

According to the website, Paoli Presbyterian Church adheres to the Reformed Tradition, which teaches that Christians should be shaped and reshaped by the Bible.

The Book of Confessions, an anthology of creeds and historical affirmations regarding the church'schurch's beliefs, serves as a compendium for this purpose.

Paoli seeks to glorify God and take delight in being in His presence. 

They anticipate the worship service as an opportunity to encounter God through passionate preaching from the Bible, inspiring music, and genuine prayer.

Committed to Being a 'Jesus Church'

Presbyterians strive to be a "Jesus church" whose members believe in Jesus Christ as the source of their salvation, well-being, direction, and fortitude. 

Per the website, they urge everyone to follow the actions below to help them keep Jesus at the core of their religion and lives together.

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