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Morris Chapel Week Day Ministries

Map2715 Darrow Road
Walkertown, NC 27051
336-595-8101
    Categories:
  • Christian
  • Recreation
  • Summer Day Camps

Description:

A fun filled, Christian day camp with field trips, crafts, structured play and chapel time. We have full days (K-5th) and half days (ages 2-5). We provide 2 snacks daily, morning and afternoon. Field trips are included in price. Full week: $125/week. Half day: $45/week 5 days, $35/week 3 days.

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County: Forsyth

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