The Do's & Don'ts Of Christian Church Sunday School

By David Kellan


Sunday school is something that can be associated with virtually any Christian church. This type of education is able to help young people learn about the stories of the Bible, their meanings, and why they matter to the degrees that they do. However, I think that students should be mindful of how they should conduct themselves. In order to get the most out of this as possible, here are some of the do's and don'ts that you'd be wise to look into.

Do make it to class on time. Much like traditional school, Christian church Sunday school hinges on attendance. You have to be able to make every class, not only in terms of presence but timeliness as well. Basically, when you are late to one too many classes, it will start to reflect poorly on you, as a student. This is just the start, but it's an essential talking point that can be covered by a number of authorities, Island Christian Church included amongst them.

Don't overlook the assignments you must do. When you have assignments to complete, it's important to get them done as soon as possible. Keep in mind that knowledge must be tested, in order to see just how well it has sunken in. Your ability to solve problems will be measured, and the same can be said about your reading comprehension skill. If you are able to take your time, not to mention pay attention in every class, you'll find that these won't be terribly difficult to finish.

Do make friends in class. Not only will friendships in school help from a social standpoint, but an academic one as well. Let's say that you are absent from a Sunday school class, either due to illness or what have you. Chances are that you'll miss relevant material, which is where friends can come into the picture. You will be able to get in touch with them, see the notes they have taken down, and play catch-up. Suffice it to say, the people you know can prove to be helpful.

Don't overlook the importance of review. There are many reasons why Sunday school material should be looked over, prior to class. For one, these classes only meet once per week, which usually results in material becoming lost when it shouldn't. Secondly, you may have to account for exams, which will highlight the importance of review that much more. Read over your notes, check your texts over and over again, all for the sake of taking part in effective review.




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