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SUNDAY SCHOOL
(Deut. 6:6-9) And these
words, which I command thee this day, shall be in thine heart:
And thou shalt teach them diligently unto thy children, and shalt talk of them
when thou sittest in thine house, and when thou walkest by the way, and when
thou liest down, and when thou risest up. And thou shalt bind them for a sign
upon thine hand, and they shall be as frontlets between thine eyes. And thou
shalt write them upon the posts of thy house, and on thy gates.
Teach!
Teach!
Teach

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The Sunday School
Department had a recent overhaul to better meet the needs of all of its
students. The Department has successfully held Quarterly
Bible Bowls with the
“Kingdom Builders” team being undefeated. Dec. Al Alford,
Sunday School Superintendent, has changed the curriculum to focus on
getting more students to study their lessons. Each week questions are
distributed to the Adult Class and Young Adult classes for them to answer
one week prior to each lesson. The questions are designed to promote
more dialogue between the teachers and students.
Additional teachers came
on board and all are off to a great start with much enthusiasm!
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Sis. Cynthia
Howard, Teacher, and Mother Claudia Howard, Assistant, were assigned to
the Primary class which also includes pre-schoolers. Sis. Howard is a
graduate of the Sunday School Training Class taught by Pastor Deas and
Mother Howard came on board with prior teaching experience. The
classroom is appropriately decorated for this age group. This
mother-in-law and daughter-in-law team work very well together. |
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Sis. Blanche
Holmes, Sunday School Training Class graduate, is assigned to the Junior
Class. This class includes students from the ages of 6 or 7 to age 12.
This class was formerly taught by Sis. Deas. Sis. Holmes is delighted
to teach this group of young people and the class is continually
growing. The students display their knowledge during the review time
held approximately once a month. Pastor Deas has challenged this class
along with the Senior class to write an essay about Love and the winner
from each class will receive a small monetary stipend. |
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Sis. Yolanda
Murphy, a former home school instructor for her three children, was
assigned to the Senior Class after being interviewed by Pastor Deas.
This class age group is from 13-17. Sis. Murphy began with only about 3
students and has since gone out to compel other young people to come out
to Sunday School; because of her diligence and hard work, this class has
really grown in numbers. |
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Sis. Verlene
Brown, Sunday School Training Class graduate, is the former teacher for
the Senior class. She volunteered to change in order to teach the Young
Adult class, ages 18-25. Sis. Brown is so enthusiastic with this group,
she can constantly be heard through the doors in each class. Her class
is located across from the Adult class. Sis. Brown is always giving her
class real life experience examples to correlate with her lessons. When
one walks into her class, they begin to learn from her colorful posters
and everyone feels at home in the warm décor she has created. |
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Bro. Kenneth Jackson, former
Sunday School Superintendent and teacher from Denmark, South Carolina,
teaches the Adult Sunday School class along with Dec. Al Alford.
He was trained to use various teaching
techniques through our National Sunday School Training
Program and have taught all levels of students
in the church and in the public school systems of South Carolina
and Georgia. Bro. Jackson’s style is more of lecture, and
giving thought provoking questions. You can tell he is truly a
pastor/preacher’s son in his delivery of the lesson. He brings
the lessons to everyday experiences and even taught one year in the
prison system of SC through the Prison-Arts program of the SC Arts
Commission.
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We thank God for the Sunday School classes marching on..
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