LYNN — The Kids in Community Summer Camp, a ministry of St. Stephen’s Church, will take place from July 6 to July 31 at the Connery Elementary School on Elm Street.
“We want every child to feel seen, valued, safe, and inspired while making friendships and childhood memories that last far beyond the summer,” said Summer Program Director Audrey S. Jiménez
The camp, which is open to youth in Lynn, ages 6-13, costs $40.00 per child, which includes breakfast, lunch, snacks, activities, and field trips. Registration is now open, and space is limited. Payment will be accepted at St. Stephen’s Church from Tuesday through Friday, between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.
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