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Register for Summer Nature Camp at The Brazos Valley Museum of Natural History! Camp runs from June 5 – August 18, Monday– Friday, 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Join as a member today for discounted and early registration! Spots fill up quickly and registration is on a first-come, first-served basis.

Sponsor level members may begin registering on April 11th.

Family level members on April 18th, and Student Senior Citizen, Individuals, and Dual level members may start registering on April 25th.

Open registration begins May 2nd. A 50% deposit will save and confirm your place in the camp session. Parents can register their children (ages 4-12) for one week or for the whole summer.

Utilizing non-traditional teaching techniques, museum artifacts & art, and fun-filled interactive activities, experienced teachers create customized plans for each day, corresponding to weekly themes. This year’s themes include: Our Galaxy & Beyond, Wild About Nature, Young Engineers, Dino Discoverers, Monkey Business, Legends & Lore, Animal Architects, and Transportation Through Time.

Studying science and history helps children know and understand the world around them. The Museum offers children this opportunity in a safe, fun, and interdisciplinary educational setting. Facilities include classroom areas, a Discovery Room, Museum galleries, and a 40-acre park, all used to enhance children’s learning experience. To ensure personalized instruction, classes are grouped by age and kept small, with a teacher to student ratio of 1:10.

Week 10, August 14—18, is Summer Extension Day Camp, allowing campers to register for a single day. Each day this week focuses on a different topic from the Magic School Bus Film Series: Decomposition (“Meet the Rot Squad”), Sound (“In the Haunted House”), Seeds (“Goes to Seed”), Cells (“Goes Cellular”), and Symbiosis (“Takes a Dive”).
Camp fees are $155/ week for members and $175/ week for non-members. Summer Extension Day Camp fees are $45/ day for members and $50/ day for non-members. Before-camp care runs from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. at $25/week. After-camp care runs from 3:00 p.m. to 5:15 p.m. at $50/week. (Days can be prorated at $5/day or $10/day). Call (979)776-2195 for more information!

A group for mothers of school-age kids. At MOPS International we believe Better Moms Make a Better World. This is true during the preschool years and beyond. As mothers enter the school years, new challenges and issues arise, but the need for community and hope remains. For this reason we offer MOMSnext, a ministry to mothers of school-age kids. A MOMSnext group is an open, accepting place for all mothers of school-age kids to experience authentic community, personal growth, practical help and spiritual hope.

Who can join? Any mother with children ages Kindergarten– 12th grade. Childcare not provided.

When do we meet? Alternate Thursdays from 9:30 – 11:30 am starting in September

Where do we meet? Central Baptist Church- 1991 FM 158 Rd, College Station www.centralbcs.org

What does it cost? $60/semester

What will we do? Breakfast, Guest Speakers, Crafts, Discussion, Encourage

Still have questions? Contact MOMSnext Coordinator Hollie Gardner– JoinMOMSnext@yahoo.com

A place where moms of school age children can fellowship and be encouraged!

Register for Summer Nature Camp at The Brazos Valley Museum of Natural History! Camp runs from June 5 – August 18, Monday– Friday, 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Join as a member today for discounted and early registration! Spots fill up quickly and registration is on a first-come, first-served basis.

Sponsor level members may begin registering on April 11th.

Family level members on April 18th, and Student Senior Citizen, Individuals, and Dual level members may start registering on April 25th.

Open registration begins May 2nd. A 50% deposit will save and confirm your place in the camp session. Parents can register their children (ages 4-12) for one week or for the whole summer.

Utilizing non-traditional teaching techniques, museum artifacts & art, and fun-filled interactive activities, experienced teachers create customized plans for each day, corresponding to weekly themes. This year’s themes include: Our Galaxy & Beyond, Wild About Nature, Young Engineers, Dino Discoverers, Monkey Business, Legends & Lore, Animal Architects, and Transportation Through Time.

Studying science and history helps children know and understand the world around them. The Museum offers children this opportunity in a safe, fun, and interdisciplinary educational setting. Facilities include classroom areas, a Discovery Room, Museum galleries, and a 40-acre park, all used to enhance children’s learning experience. To ensure personalized instruction, classes are grouped by age and kept small, with a teacher to student ratio of 1:10.

Week 10, August 14—18, is Summer Extension Day Camp, allowing campers to register for a single day. Each day this week focuses on a different topic from the Magic School Bus Film Series: Decomposition (“Meet the Rot Squad”), Sound (“In the Haunted House”), Seeds (“Goes to Seed”), Cells (“Goes Cellular”), and Symbiosis (“Takes a Dive”).
Camp fees are $155/ week for members and $175/ week for non-members. Summer Extension Day Camp fees are $45/ day for members and $50/ day for non-members. Before-camp care runs from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. at $25/week. After-camp care runs from 3:00 p.m. to 5:15 p.m. at $50/week. (Days can be prorated at $5/day or $10/day). Call (979)776-2195 for more information!

Fridays 6:30 pm – 9:30 pm

Childcare Available

410 Harvey Rd

College Station TX 77845

Church Number: 979-693-5555

Ministry Leaders:

Steven Hope 979-422-1409

Jade Hope 832-800-8929

msjade409@gmail.com

Summer activity for youth grades 7-12. Chapel of the Hills Family Life Center in Centerville,TX. Basketball, volleyball, ping pong, air hockey, foosball, carpet, video games, concession stand. Come hang out with friends and play games from 6:30-8:00. Worship service with area youth groups and bands from 8-9. Crazy competitions beginning at 9:00. Friday nights this summer beginning May 19 through July 28.

(Meets every Saturday from 3-5pm) Kids from 9-18 and their parents are invited to explore electronics, robotics, and programming in an informal environment. Mentors are on site to help guide you. All materials and equipment is provided. We have RC toys and high-tech programmable robots and everything in between. Students can even access 3D printers, laser cutters, and more. BotClub is sponsored by Brazos Robotics (an educational non-profit). Read more at www.BrazosRobotics.org

Register for Summer Nature Camp at The Brazos Valley Museum of Natural History! Camp runs from June 5 – August 18, Monday– Friday, 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Join as a member today for discounted and early registration! Spots fill up quickly and registration is on a first-come, first-served basis.

Sponsor level members may begin registering on April 11th.

Family level members on April 18th, and Student Senior Citizen, Individuals, and Dual level members may start registering on April 25th.

Open registration begins May 2nd. A 50% deposit will save and confirm your place in the camp session. Parents can register their children (ages 4-12) for one week or for the whole summer.

Utilizing non-traditional teaching techniques, museum artifacts & art, and fun-filled interactive activities, experienced teachers create customized plans for each day, corresponding to weekly themes. This year’s themes include: Our Galaxy & Beyond, Wild About Nature, Young Engineers, Dino Discoverers, Monkey Business, Legends & Lore, Animal Architects, and Transportation Through Time.

Studying science and history helps children know and understand the world around them. The Museum offers children this opportunity in a safe, fun, and interdisciplinary educational setting. Facilities include classroom areas, a Discovery Room, Museum galleries, and a 40-acre park, all used to enhance children’s learning experience. To ensure personalized instruction, classes are grouped by age and kept small, with a teacher to student ratio of 1:10.

Week 10, August 14—18, is Summer Extension Day Camp, allowing campers to register for a single day. Each day this week focuses on a different topic from the Magic School Bus Film Series: Decomposition (“Meet the Rot Squad”), Sound (“In the Haunted House”), Seeds (“Goes to Seed”), Cells (“Goes Cellular”), and Symbiosis (“Takes a Dive”).
Camp fees are $155/ week for members and $175/ week for non-members. Summer Extension Day Camp fees are $45/ day for members and $50/ day for non-members. Before-camp care runs from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. at $25/week. After-camp care runs from 3:00 p.m. to 5:15 p.m. at $50/week. (Days can be prorated at $5/day or $10/day). Call (979)776-2195 for more information!

Divorce is on the rise even in the church body and it HURTS very badly. I don’t want you to think we are advocating divorce because we are not. We offer healing after divorce.

DivorceCare is a support group that meets weekly for 13 weeks.

You will find practical, encouraging information through videos featuring leading divorce recovery experts,

support group  discussion about video content and the issues faced by individual group members,

journaling and personal study exercises that reinforce the weekly session topics like, “What’s Happening to Me? Facing My Anger and  Facing my Loneliness.” No need to RSVP.

Come join us at DivorceCare and Find Help, Discover Hope, Experience Healing

beginning Monday June 5^th 6:30 to 8pm.

Sponsored by Chapel of the Hills 712 SE Frontage road, Centerville Texas

Or go to www.divorcecare.org to find a group near you.