SEC Children’s Camp Meeting Explores God as Creator Through ‘Rainforest Falls’

4 Sep 2026, 04:57Pastor Rio EsplugarBracknell, Bracknell Forest, England, United Kingdom

SEC Children’s Camp Meeting Explores God as Creator Through ‘Rainforest Falls’

The Children’s Camp Meeting Vacation Bible School was a well-attended and joyful programme, welcoming children aged 0–4 and 5–8. Our theme, “Rainforest Falls,” reminded us that nature is not only about trees, waterfalls, and animals, but also points us to a Person—our Creator God—and invites us to discover what He is like.

Throughout the programme, we focused on three Bible points: God is our Creator, God is our Safe Place, and God is Forever. Each morning began with lively singing, followed by a skit, Bible story, Imagination Time with object lessons, and various creative crafts.

On Thursday afternoon, the children and adults enjoyed an exciting archery activity. Friday followed the same morning programme, while the afternoon featured inflatable slides and an obstacle course. On Saturday, the children enjoyed more crafts, finalised their songs, and presented a joyful concert in the afternoon.

We are deeply grateful to our pastors, members, young people, and dedicated volunteers. Above all, we praise God for His sustaining grace and guidance throughout the programme.

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