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Signal Mountain Baptist holds adult classes during vacation Bible school

Pastor Rev. Steven Wright is leading a class for adults, "Discerning God's Work in Your Child's Life," during Signal Mountain Baptist's vacation Bible school. His session is Monday, June 5.
Pastor Rev. Steven Wright is leading a class for adults, "Discerning God's Work in Your Child's Life," during Signal Mountain Baptist's vacation Bible school. His session is Monday, June 5. Pastor Rev. Steven Wright is leading a class for adults, "Discerning God's Work in Your Child's Life," during Signal Mountain Baptist's vacation Bible school. His session is Monday, June 5.
photo Retired Chattanooga police officer Chad Sullivan is the instructor for Signal Mountain Baptist’s adult class on safety issues set for Wednesday, June 7.

Adults nostalgic for their time in vacation Bible school are in luck: Signal Mountain Baptist Church is offering seminars for adults in conjunction with its vacation Bible school for children Sunday through Wednesday, June 4-7.

While rising kindergartners through sixth-graders are engaged in age-appropriate programming from 6:30-8:45 p.m., adults may attend classes from 6:50-8:10 each night, with the opportunity to join their child at the beginning and end of the program. The theme of this year’s vacation Bible school is “Maker Fun Factory: Created by God, Built for a Purpose.”

Child care is also available for younger children so that parents can participate in the adult classes, which are open to all, not just those with children participating in VBS.

“We wanted to benefit the whole family, not just the children, and we wanted to reach out to the parents in our community,” said the Rev. Sally Ensley, minister for children and families at Signal Mountain Baptist Church.

Adults are welcome to attend all, or just the programs of particular interest to them.