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Jeff Slaughter's VBS World Tour: Go, Connect & Share!
Key Verse: 1 John 4:7 (Select your preferred Bible translation.)

Jeff Slaughter's 25 years of experience as a singer & songwriter and recent years working with another large VBS curriculum publisher has set the stage for his VBS WORLD TOUR. If you are looking for a simple VBS, consider Jeff's World Tour. The music is top tier quality and the theme is simple. Join Jeff Slaughter and his band as they travel the globe sharing God's love and encouraging kids everywhere to GO, CONNECT, & SHARE!

Jeff Slaughter's VBS World Tour Location (and Bible Point):
Day 1: Ireland (God Loves You! / Psalm 139)
Day 2: Uganda (Loving You is What God Loves to Do! /Luke 23:32-43)
Day 3: India (God Wants You to Love Everyone! / 2 Samuel 9:1-13.)
Day 4: Brazil (God Wants You to Tell Others! / Acts 10)
Day 5: USA (We Worship the Same God! / Psalm 145:3)

Jeff Slaughter's VBS World Tour Ultimate VBS Kit Contents:

VBS World Tour Curriculum Book, including

• Tour Director Manual
• Younger Bible Study Manual (K through 2nd Grade)
• Older Bible Study Manual (3rd through 5th)
• Craftivities
• Music and Extras!
• Bonus: Plus a FREE Pre-School Downloadable Bible Study

VBS World Tour CD

VBS World Tour Daily Bible Study DVD

Ultimate VBS World Tour Media Kit, including:

• Ultimate World Tour DVD
• Digital Curriculum Disc (CD-Rom)
• Digital Media Disc (DVD-Rom)

Split-Track Performance CD with Musical/Drama Demonstration

VBS World Tour Daily Theme Posters

VBS World Tour Station Posters

VBS World Tour Promotional Posters

VBS World Tour All-Access Pass & Name Badge with Lanyard

VBS World Tour T-Shirt

NOTE: The publisher has made a mistake regarding the song for Day 4: Brazil. They published the song in Spanish instead of Portuguese, and Portuguese is the language of Brazil. The two languages are very close to each other - "Dios Nos Ama" in Spanish is "Deus Nos Ama" in Portuguese - and Portuguese speakers would therefore understand it in Spanish. If you want to redeem the song, pronounce the song as /de-us/ sounding like 'day-yous'. (We double checked this with a CBD employee originally from Brazil.)