Bismarck Calvary United Methodist
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
A United Methodist Congregation

Sunday School

 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 

 

Sunday School Staff

2011 – 2012

Sunday School Lead Coordinator

Carrie Harding 

Sunday School Assistant Coordinator

Jodi Vadnais

CLASSES BEGIN AT 9:30 AM UNLESS OTHERWISE SHOWN

PRESCHOOL CLASS

JODI VADNAIS

KINDERGARTEN - 2ND GRADE

ERLENE HUEPEL

3RD - 6TH GRADE

LORETTE HOOPMAN

CONFIRMATION CLASS - 9:15 AM

REV. PERRY SCHNABEL

HIGH SCHOOL CLASS

DOUG HOOPMAN

WIRED WORD - ADULT - 9:20 AM

JEFF ESSLER

ADULT CLASS - 9:15 AM 

MEL HEUPEL

Subsitute Teachers

Jennifer Albrecht

Jodi Balliet-Pazourek

Julie Curren

Michele Balliet-Unrath

 

      Please notify the church office at 255-4281 or Carrie Harding at 258-1230 if you need information!  We look forward to seeing everyone.

 

Top 10 Reasons to Teach Sunday School

Submitted by Carrie Harding

10.   All the Pepperidge Farm goldfish you can eat and juice you can drink!

 9.   Occasionally, donuts!

 8.   Kids say the darnedest things and you get to be there to hear them!

 7.   A surprise smile and hug from a student.

 6.   Spend an hour of your day with kids who want to hear what you have to

       say!

 5.   Bring out your creativity with construction paper, crayons and glue!

 4.   Refresh your memory!  Relearn those Bible stories and verses!

 3.   Make new friends.

 2.   Spend an hour with a room full of little angels.

       And, the number 1 reason to teach Sunday School:

 1.    Receive the undying love and affection (and support) from the Christian Education Committee!



 A NOTE FROM CARRIE HARDING

On December 11, 18 Christmas carolers from Calvary Church visited 11 shut-ins (only one was not available). The group returned to the church and enjoyed hot chocolate and cookies. Some of the Sunday School kids commented how much fun it was to visit this group of people and sing for them – they made one lady so happy she cried. In only two hours, the group touched almost 30 individuals personally, and many more in ‘passing’ at the care centers. It was well worth the time and effort.