Vacation Bible School

noun

1. a religious school conducted by some churches during the summer for students on vacation.

Example Sentences

“Uhhh, I better go. Vacation Bible School only waits for Jesus. Happy birthday, Nic!”

From Literature

“Hallelujah! You know, Joshua Paul is leaving for the vacation Bible school camping trip this Sunday after church. You should join them. It’ll be two weeks in the wilderness with no phones, no video games, no computers. You’d love it!”

From Literature

“Yeah, Mom. I’m on the vacation Bible school bus. I—” He crumples a piece of paper into his phone.

From Literature

I sling my backpack over my shoulder as we hurry out, but just as we do, JP strolls into my backyard, wearing a fanny pack and a red “Vacation Bible School” T-shirt.

From Literature

“I’m great! We rode around on the Underground Railroad at like two hundred miles per hour. It was a bit much on my digestive system at first, if you know what I mean, but I got used to it after a while. Getting attacked by a Vampire, Hairy Man Junior, and the Devil’s daughter wasn’t fun. Having demons turn people against us and getting kidnapped by the Grand Wizards was scary. My arrest wasn’t too bad. All in all, this was better than any vacation Bible school camping trip.”

From Literature