St. Andrew by the Sea Hosts July Bible School for Area Kids

OBA Staff • May 25, 2025

Program helps kids grow mentally, spiritually and socially in a fun setting

Gulf Shores, Ala. — (OBA) — St. Andrew by the Sea Community Church in Gulf Shores is inviting children to take part in its summer Vacation Bible School. The event is called WHAT A MESS VBS and promises fun activities with meaningful lessons. Kids will learn how Jesus helps us through our mistakes and weaknesses. The program combines play, creativity, and faith in a welcoming environment.

The event takes place July 14 through July 17 from 9 a.m. to noon each day. Children ages three through completed fifth grade are invited to attend. Older students, from sixth grade up, can join as volunteers to help guide the younger kids.

Vacation Bible School gives kids a chance to grow spiritually, make new friends, and build self-confidence. It helps them learn about kindness, forgiveness, and teamwork. VBS programs also give children a safe and joyful place to spend part of their summer.

Families are encouraged to pre-register by June 20 on the St. Andrew by the Sea website or by calling 251-968-3900. The event will be held at 17263 Fort Morgan Road.

St. Andrew by the Sea is an interdenominational church where everyone is welcome. The church hopes to see many families come together for this faith-filled summer event.

Other Vacation Bible School’s in the area include:

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