TRUSTING GOD: Springfield Missionary Baptist Church teaches students to trust God as their guide throughout their lives during Vacation Bible School
Published 4:00 am Thursday, June 11, 2015
![Messenger photo/Courtney Patterson Springfield Missionary Baptist Church in Brundidge continued their Vacation Bible School “Journey Off the Map” for the third day Wednesday night. Students focused on the theme of “Trusting your guide” as they sang songs, made arts and crafts and studied the Bible. Mason Fralish gives his offering during the opening ceremony.](https://www.troymessenger.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/24/2015/06/0611Springfield2.web_-300x170.jpg)
Messenger photo/Courtney Patterson
Springfield Missionary Baptist Church in Brundidge continued their Vacation Bible School “Journey Off the Map” for the third day Wednesday night. Students focused on the theme of “Trusting your guide” as they sang songs, made arts and crafts and studied the Bible. Mason Fralish gives his offering during the opening ceremony.
- Messenger photo/Courtney Patterson Springfield Missionary Baptist Church in Brundidge continued their Vacation Bible School “Journey Off the Map” for the third day Wednesday night. Students focused on the theme of “Trusting your guide” as they sang songs, made arts and crafts and studied the Bible. Leah Ash, left, and Karis Nicholson make dragonflies during arts and crafts.
- Messenger photo/Courtney Patterson Springfield Missionary Baptist Church in Brundidge continued their Vacation Bible School “Journey Off the Map” for the third day Wednesday night. Students focused on the theme of “Trusting your guide” as they sang songs, made arts and crafts and studied the Bible. Sadie May makes an “A” with her arms as she sings about the ABCs of becoming a Christian: admit, believe and confess.
- Messenger photo/Courtney Patterson Springfield Missionary Baptist Church in Brundidge continued their Vacation Bible School “Journey Off the Map” for the third day Wednesday night. Students focused on the theme of “Trusting your guide” as they sang songs, made arts and crafts and studied the Bible. Alana Smith, left, and Abigail Carroll read their Bibles and workbooks during their Bible study class.