5 Local Church and Community Center Summer Day-Camps

There are quite a few religious organizations in our area that offer vacation bible schools or day camps. Many of the camps focus on activities like sports, theater and art and are open to the community. Here's some information from the groups' websites:

1. in Brecksville has a Vacation Bible School from 9 a.m. until 12 p.m. on July 18 through 22. It is open to the community and is offered for kids ages 3 through those who have completed 5th grade. The cost is $20 per child and discounts are available for additional children. You can find more information and a registration form on their website.
2. Cuyahoga Valley Church in Broadview Heights has a free community outreach sports camps for kids going into kindergarten through 7th grade. Camps are offered in basketball, martial arts, soccer, dance and art. Camp hours are 9 a.m. until noon or 6 p.m. until 9 p.m. on August 1 through 4. You can register on the church's website.
3. Abundant Life Community Church in North Royalton is offering a range of free summer camps that are open to the community for children entering grades 1 through 6.  The camps are designed to teach children the fundamentals of the selected activity, as well as develop character. Camps are offered in theater, soccer, baseball, football, cheerleading and more and will be held in North Royalton, as well as Strongsville. The church's website has details about dates, times and registration. 
4. in Brecksville has a jungle-themed Vacation Bible School from July 25 through 29. This day camp is offered for children age 4 (who have completed a year of preschool) through kids who are entering 4th grade, and the cost is $35 per student. You must register by July 8, and the registration form can be found on their website.       
5. in Beachwood has various themed summer day camps, all summer long. These camps are for kids from age 2 through those entering grade 10. Campers will explore Jewish culture through art, music, dance, sports and celebration. More information is available on their website, including prices, camp times and locations, and registration forms.

If you're looking for a non-religious camp for your children, check out this week's or our that focused on nearby summer programs.