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Kidzone
Compassion International
Missionary from India
Kidzone

 

Kidzone is for ages 4 through Jr. High.  The group meets Sept-May, Wednesday nights from 5:30 - 7:30 pm.  Kidzone is an educational program for 4 years old through 8th grade so that they can grow in thier faith and knowledge of God's love.  The story time, crafts, games and singing are all geared towards learning more of God's Word as well as growing closer to Him.

Volenteers are always welcomed in any area of kidzone.  There are crafts and games to help with, bible leader for the groups, crowd control, as well as helping to prepair the food that is served before each kidzone.

 

Kidzone supports two Compassion International Children and a Missionary through thier offering gifts each week.  On the left hand link is information and letters from the two children they support.

 

This months verse is from John 3:16-17

For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. For God did not send his Son into the world to condemn the world, but to save the world through him.

 

Christmas Shoebox is underway.  The Kids had a goal of 12 shoeboxes filled with things for kids overseas. The final count they turned in was 18!!!!!!  Thank you to all who helped with this project. 

There may be a lot of presents with your name on them under the Christmas tree, but there are millions of kids around the world who have never received gifts because they are victims of war, poverty, disease and natural disasters. Why don't you send some Christmas cheer to some of these kids in need this holiday season by sending them a shoebox ull of gifts? Find out what the Christmas Shoebox Project is all about!

Christmas Shoebox Project - A Little Box Goes a Long Way

The Christmas Shoebox Project packs some Christmas spirit into shoeboxes for kids around the world. Shoeboxes are filled with goodies like toys, games books, stationery and clothes, and then sent to needy children in places such as Africa, India and the Philippines. Over the past 10 years, 24 million shoeboxes have been filled and delivered, making it the world's biggest children's Christmas project!

Christmas Shoebox Project - How to Pack Your Shoebox

  • Find an empty shoebox. You don't have to wrap it, but it would be a nice festive touch! Just make sure you wrap the shoebox lid separately so that the contents can be checked.
  • Decide whether your gift will be for a boy or girl, and then choose an age category - two - four, five - nince, or 10-14.
  • Attach a label to the top of the shoebox and write down the age group and if it's for a boy or girl.
  • Fill your shoebox with stuff like books, school supplies, hats and t-shirts, hygiene items (like a toothbrush, toothpaste and a bar of soap), or toys (dolls, balls, small cars, stuffed animals). If your toy requires batteries, then throw 'em in the box too. You can also add a personal note and a photo of yourself so the child who receives your shoebox will know who it's from!
  • Don't include anything that's used, damaged, breakable, or perishable (like fruit).
  • Once you've filled your shoebox, drop it off at church.

Christmas Shoebox Project - Did U Know?

  • Every US president since Ronald Reagan has packed a Christmas shoebox!
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Estherville, IA 51334
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