Sunday School is a place of inquiry and foundation-setting. Children and teens up to age twenty get acquainted with God and learn how to apply His loving, healing laws to their own experience. The Bible bases all instruction. Classes are informal and lively, and visitors are always welcome.

Students find what they are learning to be very practical in their everyday lives. Here is a testimony from Amy, one of the students in our Sunday School:

“I just finished 6th grade, and one of my favorite things to do is track and field. I love running and especially high jump. I practice almost every day with my team. But my foot had been hurting one day after practice. It wasn’t a particularly bad injury, but it hurt on the ball of my foot which is the main point of pressure.

My first thought was to be worried and afraid because that weekend was the qualifying meet for the Junior Olympics. But right after that thought came into my head, I pushed it right out. I knew bad ideas would get me nowhere. I had to focus on angel thoughts. I remembered one of the first and simplest things that I had learned in Sunday School, “I am the image and likeness of God,” which means I am a perfect child of God because I reflect His qualities. I get my unlimited supply of strength from Him, and nothing can change that. And as it says in I John: 4: 18, ‘There is no fear in Love; but perfect love casteth out fear.’ I knew that I loved track, so it definitely could not cause pain. So, that weekend when I went to compete, I didn’t feel any soreness or pain at all. ”

Note: Amy did qualify for the upcoming Junior Olympics and competed with girls her age in the high jump and pentathlon. She placed 10th in her division. Yay!