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Tuesday, May 30, 2006

Out of the mouths

Our 8-11 Sunday School class was given the question "Why come to Abbotsford and to Sunday School" in order to hold a discussion about church and what we do in faith. Their answers are thus:

Abbotsford is a communitry - it's good to belong to it. It's fun.
Meet lots of friends
Nice teachers
Minister very friendly, understanding, fun, easy to talk tom reliable.
Opportunity to go on trips
It feels like home - warm feeling
See the teachers nearly every day
Arts and crafts
Given opportunity to participate in services
Learn how to be a better person
Comfortable to be in
Children allowed to have their own opinion and are respected for it
To learn about God in a fun way
Allowed the chance to organise things
Every time we come we seem to smile - there's a happy feeling
It's different from school.

Amen! (especially that last one)

Posted at 10:36 AM in Church Life |

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