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Nevada-Utah Conference

Young Heroes Wanted Capes and Masks Optional

Devin and Kailani Norris of the Abundant Life church say yes to being God’s heroes. Move over Marvel and DC Comics—NevadaUtah Conference (NUC) Children’s Ministries is grooming a new generation of young heroes! From August 3-7, children and entire families enjoyed virtual Vacation Bible School (VBS) from the safety of their homes. Utilizing the Heroes curriculum produced by the North American

Division, the NUC Children’s Ministries team offered VBS in English and in Spanish. Children, teens, and adults from around the conference learned about the bravery of Miriam, the devotion of Samuel, the boldness of Rhoda, and other Bible children who

God used in small ways to make a big difference.

While no child wants the best week of the summer to end, NUC finished VBS with Heroes

Children’s Sabbath celebrations in English and Spanish. Children led both worship services from prayer and praise to raising funds for the Adventist

FAR LEFT: Erianna Washburn of West Jordan church shows her VBS carpentry shop creation. LEFT: Micah Washburn of West Jordan church shows his VBS carpentry shop creation.

ABOVE: Mario Navarro III displays his kindness rock. FAR LEFT: MyCaia Development and Navarro created a Relief Agency’s Every Caring Girl hero. LEFT: Child Everywhere Maia Navarro created a Brave Girl hero. in School project. Jeremiah Green, children and family life pastor at Mt. Rubidoux church in the Southeastern California Conference, and Angel Heredia, senior pastor of NUC’s Mountain View church, invited children and their parents to be reallife heroes by committing their lives to Christ.

The final program was a kindness rock painting project led by Cassie Navarro and Abby Pozo. Children committed to trusting Jesus, our Rock, to help them be brave, devoted, caring, bold, and generous everyday heroes. (Watch the Children’s Sabbath program in English at NUYouth YouTube channel and in Spanish at NevadaUtah Seventh-day Adventists YouTube Channel.) ____________________ By Darriel Hoy

ABOVE LEFT: Carly, Sammy, and Danny Camacho creatively share the memory verse for children’s church. ABOVE RIGHT: Ruben Ramos Jr. of Maranatha sings for Children’s Sabbath in Spanish.

LEFT: Paradise Adventurer club member Aimar Vargas leads the pledge to the Bible in Spanish.

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