The congregational community ventured out to a
PawSox's game in June. We had a turn out of over 40 adults and more than 20 children! What an amazing night! The group scattered across the stadium and enjoyed running into one another during various walks about the ballpark. If you weren't able to make it this year, watch for the sign-up next spring!
As for the baseball side...it was a tied game until the bottom of the ninth when the
PawSox's scored to win the game! Nothing better than good baseball and good fellowship!
Here are a few shots of the children enjoying the grass seating!
We began the night by making "warm fuzzies" which were yarn balls that symbolized a hug. During our "get-to-know-you" game, the children exchanged hugs and warm fuzzies as they made new friends! Dana led everyone in a short devotional time where we learned all about God's wondrous creations in nature (Psalms ---). Then the fun began! We rotated between three stations - Stargazing (where we saw the stars projected on the night sky), Crafty Campers (where children and their parents chose between four crafts to create and take home), and Campfire Cooking (where the children constructed an edible campfire complete with roasting marshmallows). The night ended with sleeping bags, flashlights, and campfire songs! We had a great time around the campfire as Nick Eide led us through several rhythmic and familiar songs!
Everyone found something they enjoyed during the stations!
Everyone was comfy in their PJs and used their flashlights to light their paths!
Some jammies were fancier than others!
