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Missouri DR workers to provide childcare at annual meeting

September 14, 2018 By Staff

SPRINGFIELD –  Volunteers from Missouri Baptist Disaster Relief (DR) will provide childcare on Monday and Tuesday of the Missouri Baptist Convention annual meeting here, Oct. 22-23.

Registration is due by Oct. 14 and is required. There is no cost for the childcare.

Childcare is being offered for children from birth through 7 years of age. It begins at 8 a.m., Oct. 22, and ends after the Tuesday evening session, Oct. 23.

Although children will have snacks in childcare, parents are responsible for their children’s meals. Parents attending the Ministry Wives Dinner from 5:00-6:30pm, Oct. 22, may leave their children in childcare.

Missouri DR volunteers are trained and often help provide childcare for the Southern Baptist Convention annual meeting, as well.

To learn more about this opportunity or to register, visit https://mobaptist.org/annual-meeting/child-care/. 

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