Each Sunday morning throughout the school year (mid-September through first Sunday of May), United Free Lutheran provides Sunday school for children ages 2 to 18 starting at 8:45 a.m. Everyone begins in the sanctuary for music and worship before splitting off into their classes. Children receive biblical teaching and also partake in crafts and/or games, and snacks. The classes ends at 9:50 a.m., just before the worship service starts at 10 a.m.

 

Children’s families do not need to be members of United Free Lutheran to participate in Sunday school. Everyone is welcome!

 

 

• Bible lesson: Sunday school always begins with a Bible lesson. These may include reading stories or passages within the Bible, watching short videos that depict biblical accounts, and/or using props to demonstrate lesson concepts and help the students connect with them.

• Singing: songs are used to get the students moving and worshiping God in a new way. Some of the songs include timeless hymns, old Sunday school favorites, and new tunes the students and teachers learn together.

• Craft and/or game (K-6th grade): crafts and games are used to reinforce the lesson of the day. The kids always bring their weekly craft home, so parents/guardians are encouraged to use the craft to ask their children questions about what they learned that day.

• Snack: snacks are provided to help the kids regain their energy and strength before attending the church service.

 

 

Sunday school is a great opportunity for kids to worship and learn more about God, and is also a place where they can meet others who share their beliefs.  If you have any questions regarding Sunday school, please contact Christian education committee member Joni Wiskow at joni.wiskow@gmail.com and/or (763) 486-9150.