What is church school?
The term "church school ministry" usually refers to the educational programs and activities provided by a church, which are often geared toward children and youth. This can include Sabbath school classes, vacation Bible school, youth groups, and other programs designed to teach young people about the Christian faith.
Church school instills in young people solid spiritual values and assists them in developing a meaningful relationship with God.
When parents, pastors, and teachers work together, they can be a powerful force in shaping the spiritual development of young people. They have the ability to foster a cohesive and supportive environment in which young people can explore and deepen their faith. This helps lay a solid foundation for their spiritual lives that will serve them well for the rest of their lives.
Adventist education has a unique power to prepare young people for ministry in all its forms. This is more than just education; it is about discipleship, the intentional process of nurturing and mentoring young people in their faith.
Watch the video to hear Pastor Scott Ward discuss the significance of church school, particularly for our generation.
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