VBS 2026




When is your VBS?

The POBA Office would love to help you get the word out about Vacation Bible School. Please let us know the dates and theme for your church’s VBS. You can call the POBA Office at (912) 285-8161 or go to https://bit.ly/WhenisVBS26.


VBS DatesChurchTheme
May 24-29Camp PinckneyEmerald Crossing
May 31-June 3MershonGoing for the Goal of Jesus!
May 31-June 4SecondIllumination Station
June 7-10Mt. CalvaryIllumination Station
June 7-11Sweat MemorialIllumination Station
June 22-26Ten MileIllumination Station
June 28-July 2PattersonIllumination Station


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VBS Training

There will be breakout sessions for Vacation Bible School at POBA's EQUIP Conference on February 12 at Bridge Church. Register by calling the POBA Office at (912) 285-8161 or online at: https://bit.ly/POBAequipFEB26

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