Use this poster to advertise your VBS program. Sold in sets of 5.
These posters show the Thunder Island VBS memory verse.
Use these posters to mark each of your Thunder Island VBS stations.
Use these postcards to advertise your VBS program. Sold in sets of 100.
Give a certificate of attendance to each child who attends your VBS program. Sold in sets of 10.
Use this poster to advertise your VBS program. Sold in sets of 5.
Use these posters to mark each of your VBS stations.
These posters show the daily call and response for Thunder Island VBS.
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Hanging above Uriah Smith's desk was a simple sketch–presumably drawn by Smith himself–of a dead person lying in a coffin, with the caption "This man was talked to death." The humerous sketch proved sufficient to curtail innecessary conversation from visitors, allowing Smith to stay... [Show more]
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