Sunday School
“Sunday School is where you first learn to analyze your thought. It establishes a very profound and powerful way to live.” – L.P.
In our Sunday School, kids and teens learn that God’s love, protection and guidance are available to EVERYONE, at all times, under all circumstances.
What is taught in a Christian Science Sunday School?
Our Sunday School classes are Bible-based. They focus on the Ten Commandments, the Sermon on the Mount, the Lord’s Prayer, and the Christian Science Weekly Bible Lesson.
Students and teachers have thoughtful discussions about applying the values of courage, humility, and kindness in their daily lives – how to love others unconditionally, how to be victorious over fear and temptation, and how to heal as illustrated in the Bible and demonstrated by Jesus and his followers. They learn to trust God as they face every day challenges and opportunities.
Kids and teens are introduced to the seven synonyms of God – Principle, Mind, Soul, Spirit, Life, Truth and Love. They learn how God’s goodness and healing power is dependable and available to them everywhere, at all times, under all circumstances.
Our Sunday School classes are available to all children and teenagers in the community ages 3 to 20.
Sunday School is held from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. every Sunday.
Child Care
Child Care is offered for those too young to participate in our services or Sunday School and is also provided during the Wednesday Testimony Meeting.
Have Questions?
We’d love to hear from you!
Need more information about Sunday School or know someone who might be interested in visiting? Contact our Sunday School Superintendent by using this form.
Whether it’s just for one Sunday or many, all are welcome!
A World of Opportunity Awaits Students of the Tenth Church Sunday School
Adventure, leadership, learning and challenge.
Children and teens who attend our Sunday school have many additional opportunities open to them through Chrisitan Science organizations. They range from adventure camps to educational opportunities and leadership programs. These organizations place the values and practice of Christian Science as their bedrock and we consider them a part of the Tenth Church extended community.