| KidsGames 2008 June 15-20 | ||
 KidsGames,
the popular Olympic-style one-week camp for boys and girls will run
June 15th to 20th at Tab Recreation.
KidsGames is an international movement, developed to teach children the benefits of teamwork, cooperation and self-discipline. Bible study, combined with sports and activities help children learn that they are loved by God, and what it means to be a follower of Christ. For more information and to register, call Tab Recreation, 926-9426, or email Ben Hughes. |
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| 2008 Programming Offers Fun and Variety | ||
| Basketball, football, soccer, track, chess and KidGames highlight Tab Recreation programming for the remainder of 2008. Click here for a color brochure. | ||
| Tab Recreation Field to Get Major Facelift | ||
 For decades, boys and girls from all over Indianapolis have played football, soccer, baseball and softball on Evans Field. Local schools and groups have also benefited from these friendly confines provided by Tab Recreation. In the next few months, with the help of private and corporate partners, Evans field will undergo a major renovation, including: -- a new playing surface -- improved lighting -- addition of a running track -- new bleacher seating -- new and expanded concession stand -- new entryway -- expanded storage area -- new team meeting rooms and classrooms |
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| Faith, Fun and Fellowship | ||
 Faith, fun and fellowship are the three bywords that make up the mission and philosophy of Tab Recreation. Children develop a faith in Jesus Christ through pre-game devotions, prayers and Bible studies. The many sports and activities offered by Tab Recreation have long had the reputation of creating a fun, safe atmosphere for boys and girls. There are many opportunities for fellowship among players, coaches, parents and staff on game days, during practice times, and via special events and outings. |
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