
However, there are a lot of golden moments that make up for the craziness we take on each week.
Examples?
When you see that connection in their eyes, that they really get what you're teaching them.
On Sunday morning when they can't wait to tell you how something you taught them helped that week.
When you're out in the store and one of your kids runs clear across the building screaming your name to give you a big hug.
When they trust you with their problems, and aren't afraid to ask for your prayers and advice.
When you watch them playing a game or making a craft, and you see that smile on their face...you suddenly know you have the coolest job in the world.
Being a Sunday School teacher isn't easy, but it is by far the best thing I've ever devoted my time to.
If you open your heart to these kids, you'll find that you may learn just as much from them as they do from you. You've never seen faith until you've observed the faith of child first hand, it's a beautiful thing. I consider it my privilege to be able to help cultivate that faith. Too often we forget as Sunday School teachers that we aren't just telling Bible stories. If we're doing our job right we are helping to lay the foundation of our kids Christian walk. And that is a very fulfilling line of work. :)
So, that is what this Blog is for, to encourage all of my fellow Children's Ministers out there, to provide you with lessons, crafts, classroom managements tips, and anything else that I've found to be useful.
To conclude...here's to the golden moments...the sticky moments...the funny moments...the loud moments...the silly moments...the crazy moments...the happy moments...the messy moments...and every other moment we would never change. But most importantly here's to our kids who make the whole thing worth it.
Signed,
Faith
C.O.G.
Sunday School Teacher
Grade 3-6
I love this blog! Such a big encouragement to me!
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