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While Sunday School is often thought of being for children, this is not always the case. Sunday School differs from a church service in that the teacher is not usually the main [[pastor]] and the setting is usually more informal and smaller and open to more questions or interaction from those attending. It usually is also broken down by groups, either by age, gender, or marital status. | While Sunday School is often thought of being for children, this is not always the case. Sunday School differs from a church service in that the teacher is not usually the main [[pastor]] and the setting is usually more informal and smaller and open to more questions or interaction from those attending. It usually is also broken down by groups, either by age, gender, or marital status. | ||
| − | Many churches have Sunday school classes before the main church service. | + | Many churches have Sunday school classes before or after the main church service. |
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Revision as of 23:11, May 20, 2008
A Sunday School is traditionally a meeting together of Christians within a church setting for the purpose of receiving instruction about the Bible or God.
While Sunday School is often thought of being for children, this is not always the case. Sunday School differs from a church service in that the teacher is not usually the main pastor and the setting is usually more informal and smaller and open to more questions or interaction from those attending. It usually is also broken down by groups, either by age, gender, or marital status.
Many churches have Sunday school classes before or after the main church service.