05/30/2026
“Farm Fresh Faith”
Adams Lutheran Church hosted their Vacation Bible School on May 26, 27th and 28th. It was held at the Boe farm, and the theme was “Farm Fresh Faith”. Thirty-one children learned about the parable of the mustard seed, how to be good soil and that God loves animals, taught by Nancy Boe. Thank you to Brandi Boehmer who led the crafts, where they painted clay pots, made seed bombs and planted flowers in their decorative flowerpot. Angela Vigen oversaw games, ranging from gunny sack races, dance freeze, three-legged race, pipeline and the HUGE hit was the rainbow parachute. Beth Bylin, the food lady, made sack lunches to eat on blankets in the yard and grilled hot dogs the final evening to share with family for the sendoff. Dacia Johnson led the music and the catchy tune the children went home singing, “I want to be thankful, I want to be grateful and remember all the good things the Lord has done...” They also did a little line dancing and shared with their family on the final night. Several Mothers stayed the time to help where needed and it was much appreciated. There were laughter and giggles, smiles and new friends. The best part was the excitement of learning about our Lord. Children came from the Adams area and grandchildren whose parents once attended VBS. Dolores Boe lives on the same farm and the children learned the song “Johnny Apple seed” and serenaded her on her porch. The sendoff was at the end of the third evening. Children sang their songs, danced and everyone watched a slide show of photos from the first two nights. It is easy to have a farm theme in our area. Children were reminded of the special people who feed the world and what the bible says about our farmers and ranchers. Thank you to all the children, parents, grandparents, helpers, and the Education Committee. What will the theme be next year?