#children Sunday school

[professorgtnt]

不知道神的恩典

美國緬因是靠大西洋的一個洲，近岸有一個小島。有教會有一個青年，要為那島上的兒童開辦暑期兒學班，於是就駕著艇去了。登岸之後 ，一羣孩子都剛了來。此人很明白教育心理，提出一件人所共知的事，叫他們回答，藉以彼此相識，聯絡感情。  「你們誰見過大西洋，請舉手」！他滿以爲孩子們必是 爭先恐後的學起手來。不料們個彼此相製，膛日結舌，而竟

一字也同答不來。 他們自幼小活動作存留在大西洋裡，但是他們不知道大西洋。人在上帝的恩典裡，也是如此。

[crippledanarchy]

If you're in the US and you're concerned about Palestine, leave US Jews alone, and start asking your local evangelist how much money their christian church sends annually to support the genocide being committed by the state of israel.

[thebirdandhersong]

I don't think I've ever been this reluctant to teach Sunday School in my life, and that's probably because a) I was so burned out by constant and frequent involvement in ministry from my previous church and I'm not over it, a year later, or b) I feel pressured into it. which is bizarre, because it's not like the pastor told me to volunteer. He just asked me three times, because he knew I had leadership experience in ministry, and said they needed people. which. How am I supposed to say no when you tell me there's a need.

[sparklehoard]

Catholic guilt is when you feel bad for not giving away your food to a crow even after you fed it enough food that it was full enough to just carry what it couldn't eat back to its nest

[emilyaxford]

okay i woke up with a song in my head that i cannot place and i'm hoping one of you musical lovers that follow me can help me out

this is the tune:

here are my vibes for trying to place what song it is:

i believe it's from an old musical? or if it's not that old it's styled to be that way?

i think the song is about teaching someone something, like the rain in spain from my fair lady

first three notes are music, the descending notes are a phrase of some form

i feel like it could be about a dance? or a proper name for something? like "bum bum bum, the sa-ra-je-vo waltz"

here are musicals i've looked through and it hasn't immediately stuck out: my fair lady, the king and i, oklahoma, carousel, oliver, south pacific, camelot, the music man, guys and dolls, annie get your gun, the sound of music, bye bye birdie, funny thing happened on the way to the forum, sweet charity. so i think it could be from a stage musical i haven't seen OR it's from a movie musical which of course does not narrow it down at all.

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[chickenisamazing]

It's been so nice going to the masjid for Arabic class every weekend and getting to sit next to my best friend is so nostalgic

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[loremonster]

I'd say the children of people who shouldn't have had kids.

Still, fully agreed.

we are the daughters of parents who should not have had kids

[were--ralph]

i think i said this one before but i remember we used to go to church and one day on the way i just out of the blue asked the car "how do we know god is real? what if people just made him up" and the adults all got super mad at me and gave me generic answers like "we just know" and stuff and my ass was fucking CURIOUS so when church started i asked the Sunday School teacher and she was like "well the bible was written about him" or something like that and i was like "but someone wrote Curious George and hes not real, what if someone made him up too" and she was like irritated but was like "he's a talking monkey of course hes not real, children just like fun stories" or something like that and i don't remember exactly what i said but it was something very close to "but adults like stories too! how do you know he's not made up so because adults want to believe in something too?" and she got SUPER mad and i had to apologize in front of the church but i saw an opportunity so i was like "but no one answered me so i still dont know and i guess you guys don't either" and [everyone] got super mad and none of us could go to that church anymore

the adults were okay to go to church again but me and my siblings had sundays off from that point on and that was kind of a catalyst for the way my brother and sister perceived religion

[faithcommunity]

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[adrond]

Every week I make a Bible activity mini-magazine for the kids in church. You can download the free PDF from my blog. Coloring Pages for Kids by Mr. Adron: Free Printable Bible Activity Mini-Magazing / Bulletin for Kids, Issue 272 (coloringpagesbymradron.blogspot.com)

[lovehealgrow]

Helping Your Child Cope with the Sunday Scaries

Does your kid dread the start of the school week? Are they fine on Saturday night, but Sunday night sees them worried and whimpering? If so, they might be dealing with the “Sunday Scaries.” The end of the weekend and the start of a new week of school can be a lot for a kid to deal with, and they can easily get overwhelmed with feelings of anxiety and worry. And the Sunday Scaries aren’t just for kids– it’s a pattern of anxious feelings that can impact us grownups, too! So today, let’s take a look at the Sunday Scaries and see how we can help our kiddos overcome them.

Why Is Sunday Scary?

It’s no secret that kids today are feeling more anxious than ever before, and the Sunday Scaries may have something to do with that. But even kids who aren’t normally anxious can still feel a foreboding sense of gloom and doom before going back to school on Monday. Imagine being a kid again to see why. You get home from school on Friday, and because you are a child and time feels stretched out, it seems as if you have a world of freedom ahead of you. The weekend means possibilities; it means freedom and fun. But then, as the sun sets on Sunday, a subtle shift occurs. Suddenly, the carefree atmosphere is tinged with a sense of unease, a knot of anxiety that tightens in your stomach. These are the Sunday Scaries.

For many kids, the Sunday Scaries manifest as a mixture of emotions – anticipation, dread, and apprehension all rolled into one. Monday morning is a looming threat of obligations, responsibilities, and uncertainties. Thoughts swirl in kids’ minds: Will I finish my homework on time? What if I have a test I’m not prepared for? Will my friends still want to play with me?

The Sunday Scaries aren’t just about the academic or social aspects of school; they’re about what school represents. A routine they didn’t choose, learning information they didn’t choose, and not having a choice in leaving home. For a lot of kids, it feels like the weekends are their time– the place where they can express their choices and autonomy. School takes that away from them. For other kids who experience the Sunday Scaries, the problem lies with the separation from the comfort of home and the uncertainty of what lies ahead. Even for the most resilient of children, the transition from the freedom of the weekend to the structure of the school week can be jarring and anxiety-inducing.

Is My Child Dealing with the Sunday Scaries?

Now, it’s important to remember that kids are still learning how to process their emotions and have lots of big feelings about many different things. An upset child on Sunday might not be feeling anxious about school! There’s lots of other things they may be concerned about, like conflict with a friend or sibling.

The best way to find out if your child is going through the Sunday Scaries? Talk to them! Just sit down and have a frank, honest conversation. Start by inviting them to share– think along the lines of “Hey, kiddo! You seem a little anxious. Are you worried about school next week?” Then, actively listen to what they have to say. It might take some time to get them to open up about their big, unsettling feelings, but once they know you’re safe to talk to and understanding, you can start solving the problem together.

Tips For Helping Kids Through the Sunday Scaries

So what can you do to help kids through their anxiety? Here are some of our best tips for talking to kids about school anxiety.

Foster Open Communication About Feelings

​​Create a supportive environment where your child feels comfortable expressing their feelings. Encourage them to talk about what’s causing their anxiety and validate their emotions without judgment. Kids need reassurance that it’s normal to feel anxious or nervous about returning to school after the weekend. Share your own experiences of dealing with similar emotions and reassure them that they’re not alone.

Build A Fun Routine

Kids thrive on routines, so creating a routine that’s both enjoyable and relaxing can make Sunday night something to look forward to, not to fear. Engage in calming and enjoyable activities on Sundays to help your child unwind and alleviate stress. This could include family movie nights, outdoor adventures, or creative projects that allow them to express themselves. And make sure the routine involves anticipating school! Be sure to include activities such as setting out clothes for the next day, packing school bags, and reviewing schedules. Also make sure that the routine prioritizes self-care. A Sunday night routine should emphasize the importance of getting enough sleep, eating nutritious meals, and engaging in activities that bring joy and fulfillment.

Create A Support Network

Foster connections with teachers, counselors, and other trusted adults who can offer guidance and support to your child. Knowing that they have someone to turn to can help alleviate anxiety and build resilience. If the Sunday Scaries are really bad, consider seeking guidance from a mental health professional. Therapy can provide tools and strategies tailored to your child’s specific needs. If your child’s anxiety persists or significantly impacts their daily functioning, professional help can make a huge difference.

That’s where we come in! Here at Love Heal Grow, we focus on helping people of all ages explore their emotions and build confidence and resilience. Our solutions to the Sunday Scaries involve compassionate, therapeutic approaches that can resonate with kids of all ages. Schedule with us today if your child is struggling with the Sunday Scaries.

[shiningthelightministries]

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[houseofcatwic]

Sunday School

[professorgtnt]

《靈命日糧》所刊載的一篇很有趣的短文。它提到，在一個兒 童的聚會中，講員對圍繞在他身邊的孩子們說:「今天我們來玩模仿的遊戲。我 說什麼你們就模仿什麼。比如我說，“貓”，你們就要表演貓的動作。」準備好了 嗎?孩子們個個躍躍欲試。

講員首先說:「公雞」，孩子們全都模仿大公雞，有的拍翅膀，有的還發出雞 叫聲。講員說:「大象」。孩子們又全都開始模仿大象，有的伸手比作象的長鼻子， 有的學大象走路。最後，講員要孩子們模仿耶穌。當其他的孩子還在猶豫的時候， 一個六歲的小男孩立刻張開雙臂，面帶笑容地做出歡迎的樣子。孫大中心想，「這 個孩子模仿得非常像!」