Family Day at JK

Archived Articles | 24 Jul 2009 | EWR OnlineEWR

A reminder:

This Sunday, July 26th, Family Day, will be held at Jõekääru Children's Camp in Udora.
The program starts at 11am with the traditional Church Service. It is an opportunity to enjoy the performances of our talented children and take a look at their art skills in the Timmas Arthouse.

Everyone is most welcome! Campsite available for tenting.

Additional info and driving directions at www.joekaaru.com

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