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Vacation Bible Study

Calling all Explorers!  Grab your camera and buckle your seatbelt. First Congregational Church’s Vacation Bible School is going on a wild adventure!  We will trek through different habitats in the hopes of catching a glimpse of some exotic animals racing through the terrain. And as we search for animals, we’ll also focus on some amazing, real-life encounters with Jesus.   Dates:  June 26 - 30th Time:  9:00 AM - 12:00 PM Location:  First Congregational Church in Winchester Ages:  Children entering Grades K-6 in fall 2023. Cost: $125 per child (scholarships are available) While at Wild Encounters VBS, kids will experience stories from the Bible, make new friends and have lots of fun. We’ll learn Bible verses, read stories, sing songs, create crafts, play games, do science experiments, take part in a hands-on mission project, and make lasting memories. Register Today -  Spots are Limited!  

Live Tour of Tuxor, Egypt

Join us to explore Luxor, Egypt with a designated local tour guide. We will start on the avenue of Sphinxes. Talk about the processions that came along this avenue, and the Pharaohs that started them. Then head into the open area where we will talk about Rameses II and war in Kadesh. We will observe the red granite statues dedicated to Rameses II. Then walk along the colonnade, which was built by Ahmenhotep III. We will enter the festival hall, surrounded by 66 columns, and will talk about the festivals that took place there. Then proceed to the Sanctuary, walk through the shrine dedicated to Alexander the Great and move to the open-air museum with its endless pieces of temple. Register to receive the Zoom Link. Register at www.jenkscenter.org to obtain the Zoom Link. Sponsored by the John and Mary Murphy Foundation.

Steps in Time Ballroom Dancing

Join us for Steps in Time Ballroom Dancing. If you love to dance, please join us. Everyone can participate as the facilitator can adapt dance in the manner that works best for any mobility. Generously sponsored by Bridges of Epoch. Register at www.jenkscenter.org. Refreshments will be served.

Hammond Castle Museum with Curator John Leysath

Join John Leysath the Curatorial Director of the Hammond Castle Museum. A scholar of European history and a state-licensed educator, also a freelance videographer, performer, and digital artist for several years. Mr. Leysath first visited Hammond Castle Museum as a child and was initially drawn to the building due to his fascination with medieval Europe. However, upon beginning his tenure as curator, his avid interest in the history of technology steered him towards specializing in the work of the Museum’s founder, prolific American inventor John Hays Hammond Jr. Often called “the father of radio control,” Sponsored by a generous grant from The Cummings Foundation.

School Committee Meeting

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Conservation Agenda & Meeting

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