Sunday School Lessons

Are you looking for an engaging way to teach evangelism and fundamental Bible lessons? Look no further than the audio-visual lessons based on the Sunday School Lessons published by the AIC Sunday School Committee, Juba, Southern Sudan. These lessons, adapted for general use by Global Recordings Network Australia with permission from the Africa Inland Church, Sudan, are designed to be used with the audio-visual picture books available from Global Recordings Network. The lessons were originally developed in response to young people's requests for help in teaching Sunday School, and the pictures serve as crucial visual aids to enhance the learning experience.

The app features a comprehensive collection of 226 Bible lessons spread across 9 books. These lessons are based on the Good News and Look, Listen, and Live audio-visual programs produced by Global Recordings Network, which can also be accessed through the 5fish app. With features like title search, teacher instructions for each lesson, the ability to play English audio recordings, and display pictures for each lesson story, this app is a versatile tool for educators. While most features can be used offline, audio requires an internet connection.

Each lesson in the app is designed to last about twenty minutes, focusing solely on the teaching segment of the Sunday School. The rest of the time, including singing, prayer, Bible reading, quizzes, and other activities, is left to the teachers to organize. We recommend concluding each lesson with a short prayer and song that reflects the week's teaching. These lessons cater to a broad age range of children, from 7 to 12 years old.

When initially tested, teachers wrote out the lessons week by week in an exercise book, which is why they are intentionally kept brief. While some lessons have been expanded, the core idea is to provide a concise yet thorough outline for teachers to elaborate upon during their preparation. Each lesson's aim, printed at the top, guides the teaching focus. Since the lessons are tailored for children, it's important not to try to convey the entirety of God's truth in a single lesson. Instead, teachers should focus on one or two key truths per lesson, allowing children to gradually deepen their understanding of God.

It's important to note that the lesson is not intended to be read verbatim to the class. Instead, it should serve as a helpful guide—a "walking stick" rather than a pair of crutches—for the teacher.

The copyright for this material, including printed text, recorded form, or software files, is held by Global Recordings Network Australia since 2001. No part of this material may be altered, reproduced, or distributed for profit without their permission.

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Last updated on Oct 24, 2024

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