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VBS 2026

 



Dive Deep with Us this Summer: VBS 2026!

Calling all parents in our community! Prepare your children for an unforgettable adventure as we "Dive Deep" into Jonah’s Journey of Obedience. This year, our Vacation Bible School explores the powerful message of "A Life of Second Chances," teaching children that even when we fail, God still has a plan and deeply cares for each of us.
Homeland Park Baptist Church
June 15th - 18th 2026

Times: 
6:00PM–8:00PM (Mon-Wed)
6:00PM–7:30PM (Thu Family Night)
Ages: Children of all ages are welcome!

Theme: Jonah

We must learn from Jonah and choose to OBEY and follow God’s plan for our lives.

Power Verse:

“…Blessed… are those who hear the word of God and obey it.” - Luke 11:28 (NIV)
Each night will involve worship, crafts, recreation, a meal, and Bible Study.

What to Expect

Each night is packed with high-energy worship, creative crafts, exciting recreation, and meaningful Bible study. Your children will:
  • Sing and Dance: Join our praise band for theme songs like "BIG FISH," "Goodness of God," and "I Saw The Light!"
  • Learn and Grow: Discover daily lessons through the story of Jonah, focusing on God's guidance and love.
  • Enjoy Great Snacks: From chicken nuggets and mac & cheese to burgers and hot dogs, we've got the fuel for a fun night.
  • Celebrate Together: Our Thursday Family Night includes a special presentation by the children and a free meal for the whole family to enjoy together.34

Why Pre-Register?

We want your child’s experience to start with excitement, not a long line! Pre-registering online allows your child to skip the registration process on the first day.Registration Tip: For those who do not pre-register, check-in begins at the front doors of the Sanctuary at 5:45PM.4

Pre-Register Your Child (NOW)


Our Commitment to Safety

We value your trust. All information provided during registration is handled with the utmost security and care, used exclusively for our Vacation Bible School.

Questions?

Please contact the church office at (864) 296-9751 or email office@homelandparkbc.org. We can't wait to see your family this June!




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