Clyde Community Church in southwestern Washington County offers vacation Bible school from 9 to 11 a.m. Monday to Friday.
Information: 848-3595.
Unitarian Universalists of Benton County, meeting at 501 S. 40th St. in Rogers, presents Barbara Lingle speaking in a forum format Sunday. Lingle speaks on “The Science and Spirit of Meditation: Why It’s Good for You.” Meditation can help affirm and promote the seven principles of Unitarian Universalists. Lingle is a lawyer and member of the congregation.
Information: 553-8194, uubcar.com.
The Mountain Street Spiritual Center in Eureka Springs, 68 Mountain St.
under the Christian Science center, presents Melissa Clare speaking from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday. Clare speaks on healing based on communication with plant spirits and dream journeys.
Information: 253-5065, EurekaThyme.com.
Highlands United Methodist Church in Bella Vista, 371 Glasgow Road, offers vacation Bible school from 6 to 8 p.m. Sunday to Thursday, in cooperation with First United Methodist Church of Bella Vista. Registration forms available at churches or groupvbspro.com.
Volunteers are needed to pack and deliver Meals on Wheels during August. Two people to pack and six people to deliver are needed Monday through Friday.
Information: 855-2277,humcbv.com.
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Rogers, 1101 W. Hudson Road, holds just one worship service Sunday.
Children’s ministry and Bible classes begin at 8:45 a.m., and worship at 10 a.m.
Following the service, the youth of the church offer the HTY Cafe.
Information: 636-1135, holytrin.org.
St. Bernard Catholic Church in Bella Vista, 1 St.
Bernard Lane, offers Catholic Kidz Camp from 1 to 4:30 p.m.
Wednesday to Friday. The camp is for children ages 4 years old through sixth grade, with the theme “Assorted Saints and Virtues of Faith, Hope and Love.”
Information: 855-9069, bvstbernard.org.
Christ for the World of Northwest Arkansas in Rogers, 3320 N. Second St., and Bobby Hogan Ministries, offer education through Christ for the World International Bible College, in association with Midwest College of Theology. The accredited program offers associate, bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees. Registration is $75. Classes start in August.
Information: 414-1038, bobbyhogan.org.
Unity Church of the Ozarks in Bentonville, 902 S.W. Second St., Suite E, offers its monthly potluck and Sunday Cinema following the worship service July 28.
The 60-minute documentary film, “An Uncommon Kindness,” looks at the life of Father Damien, a Belgian priest who served a quarantinedleprosy colony in Hawaii in 1883. An offering will be taken.
Information: 721-2752, unityozarks.org.
The Word of Life Fellowship in Bentonville, 808 S.W. 14th St., presents Joel Lamb, pastor of Church Alive in St. Louis, speaking at the 10 a.m. worship service Aug. 4.
Information: 273-3460, wlfar.com.
The Tzofim Friendship Caravan performs for free at 7 p.m. Thursday at Lawrence Plaza in Bentonville.
The caravan include 10 performers, ages 16-17, representing Israel to introduce the culture and diversity of their country through song, dance and personal stories. A similar delegation visits the United States each summer.
The group is sponsored locally by the Arkansas Jewish Federation, Congregation Etz Chaim in Bentonville and Temple Shalom in Fayetteville. Members of the two congregations open their homes to host the performers.
Information: Etz Chaim, 464-8001, etzchaimnwa.org;
Temple Shalom, 973-2702, templeshalomnwa.org.
The Neighborhood Church in Bentonville, 2003 S.W. Regional Airport Road, offers vacation Bible school from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. today for children ages 3 to 10.
Information: 464-5030, lifeintheneighborhood.com.
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Religion, Pages 10 on 07/20/2013