Bethel Baptist, was flooded in October as a result of Hurricane Delta,drew an average attendance of 70 (including workers) and a goal of collecting $500. The church recorded three professionss of faith during or shortly after VBS and collected almost $1400 to help the grandchild of a Kentucky Baptist Disaster Relief team that helped restore the church building after Delta. The church voted to match the offering for a grand total of $2800.
Woodlawn Baptist Church in Baton Rouge reported 255 youngsters attended VBS, more than double their average attendance for the annual summer outreach.
East Fork Baptist Church in Kentwood had 35 youngster attend its Vacation Bible School. The children raised more than $500 for the Louisiana Baptist Children’s Home and Family Ministries in Monroe.
During the VBS at Beouf River Baptist Church in Winnsboro, 53 and 26 adult workers attended.
Seventy children and 35 adults, nightly, attended the VBS at Ebenezer Baptist Church in Hammond. They collected $1,200 for the Louisiana Baptist Children's Home and Family Ministries.
Youngsters packed the worship center at Fair Park Baptist Church in West Monroe for VBS.
First Baptist Church in Pineville reported at attendance, nightly, of 165 kids. Five of those professed Jesus as Lord.
Main Street Baptist Church in Pineville drew 60 in attendance.
Recreation was a highlight for children attending VBS at Plainview Baptist Church in Bogalusa.
Jerusalem Baptist Church in Pumpkin Center drew an average attendance of30 kids and 30 volunteers. The theme was "Choose God, Not Fear," based on the life of Joseph. They collected food pantry items for Our Daily Bread in Hammond.
Youngsters made a joyful noise to the Lord during VBS at First Baptist Church in Zachary.
Tangipahoa Baptist Church in Kentwood raised $2015.17 for the Cookie Project Honduras donated items for the Louisiana Baptist Children’s Home and Family Ministries.
