Azure Hills Goes Wild with Weird Animals (VIDEOS INSIDE)
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Azure Hills designs a dynamic poster for Weird Animals.
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The kids were enlightened with what VBS had to offer.
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Weird Animals wouldn't have been successful without the help of volunteers!
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Azure Hills brought together an average of 300 children every night.
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Children had the opportunity for some fun games.
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The purpose of VBA was to teach the children that Jesus' love is unconditional.
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