Teen volunteer Christian Norris plays question-and-answer with camper David Ross.
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More than 100 children ages 4 to 11 participated in Shepherd of the Coast Lutheran Church’s Vacation Bible School June 24 through June 28.
This was the second year the church has used the curriculum “The Go Fish Guys — Kickin’ It Old School,” which takes classic hymns and puts them to hip-hop music. More than 60 volunteers aided in the production of the week, including the church’s youth group.
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