Living Lord Lutheran Church hosts a five-day camp for 55 children ages 3 to 11.
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Amanda Sebastiano
| 10:51 a.m. June 11, 2015
East County
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Games, crafts and video clips with lessons to follow? Check, check and check. The Everest Vacation Bible School, named and themed after Mount Everest, assembled June 8 through June 12 at Living Lord Lutheran Church. Fifty-five campers enjoyed the three-hour-per-day event, which gave children both Bible lessons and grueling rounds of Hot Potato, Duck, Duck, Goose and other games.
Jackson Searcy enjoys a game of Duck, Duck Goose.
Everett West chases after other campers.
Christina Springfield focuses on coloring in a flower.
Luci Palmtag loves arts and crafts.
Emilie Smith, Brooke Palmtag, Charlotte Clark, Kendall West and Sophia Sosso take a break from coloring for a photo opp.
Courtney Springfield, Julia Mulligan and Logan Pope show off their artwork.
Caleb Cuevas displays a dog he colored during craft time.
Emma Schwarzbauer practices coloring in and out of the lines.
Fifty-five campers participate in the five-day camp of crafts, games and movies.
Tyler Kitchie leads a game of Simon Says.
Sisters Kiley and Julie Mulligan play Simon Says.
Campers enjoy dancing during camp.
Gene Jongsma leads a water activity for campers.
Madalyn Miles dives in to a water activity.
Campers ages 3 to 11 play Hot Potato and other games.
