Community Events
FREE Super Hero Summer Camp at Front Royal Presbyterian Church
Front Royal Presbyterian Church and Calvary Episcopal Church will offer Super Hero Summer at Front Royal Presbyterian Church from July 22-26, 9:00AM-1:00PM, featuring Reading, Math, Science, Outdoor Games, Breakfast, Snack, and Lunch.
Calling all Superheroes! Front Royal Presbyterian Church and Calvary Episcopal Church are proud to bring Super Hero Summer to Front Royal Presbyterian Church again this year. Super Hero Summer will offer local children entering grades 3-5 an opportunity to have fun while learning. The program is free of charge, and will feature activities to boost skills in reading, math and science, as well as health and safety tips from community leaders and outdoor games. Local transportation, breakfast, a snack, and lunch will also be provided.
To register, contact Carrie Evans at (540) 635-3894, or email pastor@frontroyalpres.org. You can also CLICK HERE to register online!
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