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Learn about the Bible every Sunday at 11:00 am
Our Sunday School warmly welcomes everyone up to age 20, regardless of denomination, religious background, belief, or non-belief. We meet for an hour each week during our church service on Sunday mornings at 11:00 am.
To attend Sunday School, please contact us here for online class information.
We look forward to welcoming your children and teenagers to our Sunday School family!
We invite you to find out more about Sunday School below:
The Sunday School FAQs
(Frequently Asked Questions)
What happens in Sunday School?
We gather together for an hour in Sunday School every week at 11 am — whether on Zoom or in physical church.
We start with singing a hymn and praying the Lord’s Prayer together.
Next students divide into their classes, which range from preschool to college-age.
Sunday School emphasizes love and respect for each other, for parents, teachers, and in the community beyond.
What is taught in Sunday School?
Young Children
The youngest students learn and act out Bible stories. They play learning, listening, and helping-each-other games. Everything relates back to using what the Bible teaches in our daily lives.
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Preteens and Teenagers
Students study the teachings of the Old and New Testaments of the Bible. They also read and study the Weekly Bible Lessons. Together with their teachers, they discover how these teachings can guide their everyday decisions and actions.
Sunday School teachers encourage students to explore ideas and discuss what’s on their mind and engage with the other students.
Together students and teachers consider tough questions. In turn, they explore answers and share experiences together.
Teachers always welcome questions from students. For example a student might ask, “How can you be kind and caring to someone who hates or hurts you? “
A Sunday School teacher might share the fact that Jesus taught his followers to turn to God for healing for every problem. She then might reference the denominational textbook, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy to show how the book helps explain just how Jesus turned to God for solutions.
Most importantly, Sunday School teachers focus on meeting the spiritual needs of each student as they discuss each situation in the class.
What are the foundational and bibical statements of truth taught in Sunday School?
The Christian Science textbook, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy says the following:
”The time for thinkers has come. Truth, independent of doctrines and time-honored systems, knocks at the portal of humanity.”
The following are foundational statements and Scriptures taught and practiced in Christian Science:
There is only one supreme, infinite, good God.
Genesis 1: God is good and made us in His image and likeness.
The Ten Commandments.
The Lord’s Prayer.
The Golden Rule and the Beatitudes (Sermon on the Mount).
That God is Love and ever-present.
Would you like to learn more about how Sunday School is taught?
If you are a parent or a student, we invite you to explore the rich resources for Sunday School classes found on christianscience.com.
Do Sunday School Students participate in local events that benefit others?
The answer is yes!
Sunday School students give monthly “Food4Thought”packets for Fairfax County Public School families. Find out more here.
Sunday School students also contribute every year to helping families in need at Thanksgiving and Christmas. Find out more here.
Are there Youth activities and resources designed especially for Sunday School students?
Yes! Please visit our Resources Page for information on education, camps and more for young people.
