- December 4, 2025
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Gabriela Mosquera showed off her person made of beads and pipe cleaners.
VBS students loved showing off their Friday craft — people made out of beads and pipe cleaners.
Carson Savino was all smiles sitting by the stage.
The stage was decorated to go along with the “Game On!” sports theme.
Dozens of volunteers from the teen ministry held lead praise and worship.
Volunteers got on stage in between songs to pump the kids up.
Josh Brannon and Josh Maver each got queso and nacho chips poured on their heads as a reward for the kids bringing in $1,800 for the offering.
Amelia Donaho read a Bible story to her group.
Volunteers gathered their students in small groups to talk about the Bible story for the day.
Frank Fox and Tripp Griffiths showed off their cool VBS shirts.
Carson Savino and Kate Gerry became fast friends.
The competition between the boys and girls to see who could collect the most money for offering got fierce.
Volunteers announced at the end of the day Friday that the girls had won the offering competition, raising more than $1,000.
Josh Brannon and Josh Maver each got queso and nacho chips poured on their heads as a reward for the kids bringing in $1,800 for the offering.
Josh Brannon and Josh Maver made other volunteers laugh by tasting the cheese and chips they were covered in.
WINDERMERE Soccer nets, cutouts of football players and basketballs were just a few of the themed decorations adorning the main stage during First Baptist Church Windermere’s VBS. Held June 25 to 29 at the downtown campus, the weeklong VBS’ theme was “Game On!” Children enjoyed games, crafts, snacks and Bible stories in accordance with the sports theme. Boys and girls competed all week to see who could collect the most money for the offering — which went to Operation Christmas Child — and as their reward two of the teen volunteers dumped buckets of queso and bags of nacho chips on two other volunteers’ heads.
