Sunday School
“Be imitators of God, therefore, as dearly loved children and live a life of love, just as Christ loved us and gave Himself up for us.”

Sunday School 2019-20
The board of education is looking forward to welcoming Sunday school students back on September 15 at 9am.  Our theme this year is "God's Gifts All Around Us."
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The Sunday school children start off in the sanctuary with their family
Your children will be dismissed to Sunday school just after the children’s sermon.  All the children will gather in the Fireside Room for story time, sharing and prayer and then on to a time of fun filled learning of activities, games, art projects and crafts that support the Sunday school curriculum.
The Sunday school leaders and children will participate in communion. Parents please indicate on the registration form​ if your child will be taking a blessing or receive the sacraments.

Sunday school dismisses at 10:10.  The children are sent to coffee an’ in the fellowship hall to socialize with the congregation and share their Sunday school activities.

VOLUNTEERING FOR CLASS:  We strongly encourage adult involvement in Sunday school.  This is a great way to experience first-hand and participate in building a child’s relationship with God.  Parents your helping hands are always welcomed and appreciated. It is very important to remember that parents are the most important people in a child’s life, and learning about building a relationship with God starts in the home.  Please check in with our SS leader Cassie Long and the members of the Board of Education often to determine how you can help the Sunday school and the spiritual growth of your child. Also please let us know how your child is responding to Sunday school.

Sunday School Registration Form

Schedule
Sunday School meets at 9:00 a.m. during worship
(Tentative Schedule; may be subject to change)
24 Sunday School sessions, 1 Christmas Practice, 1 Christmas Program,
1 sliding party, 1 Easter song.

Board of Education: 
C. Long
D. Maki
K. Peyela
K. Feldt
B. Skelton
J. Dickinson