Sunday School Lessons

Audio visual lessons for evangelism and basic Bible teaching

Based on the Sunday School Lessons published by the AIC Sunday School Committee, Juba, Southern Sudan.

Adapted for general use by Global Recordings Network Australia, with permission of the Africa Inland Church, Sudan.

The lessons are for use with the audio visual picture books available from Global Recordings Network.

These lessons were written in response to some cries for help from young people who had been asked to teach in Sunday School. The pictures are an all important visual aid in the lessons.

App features:

• 226 Bible lessons contained in 9 books
• Based on the Good News and Look, Listen, and Live audio visual programs produced by Global Recordings Network and available in the 5fish app
• Title search
• Teacher instructions for each lesson
• Play English audio recording for each lesson story
• Display pictures for each lesson story
• Ability to use offline (except for audio)

This app deals only with the lesson section of the Sunday School and each is planned to last about twenty minutes. The rest of the Sunday School time, composed of singing, prayer, Bible reading, quizzes and other activities, is left to the teachers to plan. We recommend that each lesson should end with a short prayer and song based on that week’s teaching. The lessons are aimed at a fairly wide age range of children from 7 to 12 years.

When they were first tried out, the teachers wrote each lesson out week by week in an exercise book so they were purposely kept quite short. Some lessons have been expanded but the idea was to give a fairly brief but comprehensive outline for the teacher to fill out during their own preparation.

The aim printed at the top of each story directs the teaching of that lesson. To make the lessons suitable for children, we cannot teach the whole truth about God in each lesson. Instead the teacher should concentrate on one or two truths in each lesson so that children gradually come to know more about God.

The lesson is not meant to be read to the class. It aims to be the teacher’s walking stick and not a pair of crutches.

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No part of this material (in printed text, recorded form or software files) may be changed, reproduced or distributed for profit, without permission of Global Recordings Network Australia.

What's New in the Latest Version 1.0.3

Last updated on Oct 24, 2024

Several improvements, including:
- navigation
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