Another busy week for 1st Explorers as they wind down for Christmas holidays. On-Site Coordinator Melanie Stokely reports that the children enjoyed music enrichment on Tuesday when her friend Kayla Maynor visited the group. They played musical games including Freeze Dance and a game called Poison where they had to recognize specific notes and sounds. 1st Explorers loved it!
On Thursday, Curtis Collins visited from the Jackson County Health Department, providing guidance on having a positive self-image. A special treat at the end of his visit -- he brought his 3 dogs for the kids to visit and love on. A fun time was had by all.
The week was capped off on Friday with hot chocolate with marshmallows, popcorn, and the Grinch movie and treat bags supplied by Charlie and Diane White..
We continue to be grateful for the FBC volunteers who work the back door each week, to the RA and GA leaders who come each Wednesday, and to the guests who lead Chapel each week. And, special thanks to Melanie Stokely and her staff who love and care for the children each day.