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Calvary Chapel Charlottesville VBS
Calvary Chapel Charlottesville VBS

When
Jun 21st, 2026 - Jun 25th, 2026
5:30pm - 8:30pm
Where
1284 Sunset Ave ExtCharlottesvilleVA22903

Looking for a fun, faith-filled way for the kids to spend part of their summer? Calvary Chapel Charlottesville is getting ready to launch its Vacation Bible School, “Illumination Station,” happening Sunday, June 21st through Thursday, June 25th.

Designed for preschool children age 4 through kids who’ve completed 5th grade, Illumination Station promises five evenings packed with music, games, Bible lessons, activities, and plenty of summertime fun… all centered around shining a little extra light into the world around us.

Each evening kicks off at 5:45 and wraps up around 8:30, making it a perfect after-work and after-camp option for families across Central Virginia. And parents, one less thing to worry about: dinner will be served every night for all registered children.

Organizers say the goal is to create a warm, welcoming environment where kids can learn, laugh, make friends, and enjoy an unforgettable week together during what they’re calling “the brightest week of the year.”

Again, that’s Illumination Station Vacation Bible School at Calvary Chapel Charlottesville, happening June 21st through the 25th for ages 4 through completed 5th grade.

CLICK HERE to register today!

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