Let's discuss faith-shaping ministries to kids.
Faith Formation
Staci
Lenae
Ron
Jolanda
My Sunday school class takes place in a small square room with two rectangle tables pushed together in the center. Add 8 chairs filled with fifth graders and you’ve used up all the floor space.
I am looking to put a faith stories workshop together to help people of our congregation write out their faith stories and share them with the children of our Sunday School. Does anyone out there have ideas on how to do this?
What do you love about it? What would you like to change?
I'm curious about what other churches do for summer programming. This is the first year we are having Sunday school all through the summer. So what has worked for your church?
A BBQ? A gift card? Cake after a worship service? I can't decide what to do this year. Please share your ideas!
I try to recruit two teachers per level with one alternate so that the teachers can decide if they'll teach together each week, take turns, or have every third week off when the alternate teacher comes in. I think flexibility is important for leaders, but consistency is also important for the kids. What has worked for your team?
As a Church Library Ministry leader I want to get the kids and youth into the library to pick out some of the great resources we have available. How can the library get information out to our Sunday school kids?
I have a pair of 9 and 10 year old girls in my group who get on each others nerves quite easily. I'd love some ideas for keeping siblings on track during Sunday school!
What do you do over the summer months to nurture your own faith-walk? What do you do to get fresh inspiration for going back to your Sunday School classrooms in the fall?
As a new Sunday School coordinator, I'd like to find a project or cause that the kids could learn about and contribute to throughout the year.
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