Sunday school is the primary place that we think of when we consider what it means to provide Christian education.  It is in Sunday school that children develop a Christian understanding of the purposes of Scripture, and it is through their experiences in Sunday school that they learn to recognize God’s call to them through the stories of the Bible as well as through the lives of the Christians who surround them.  Through Sunday school the church hope to learn the following aspects of a true Christian by the time they graduate from the school

Learn the Bible
Accept God’s Grace
Grow in Christian Faith
Become Part of a Christian Community
Answer God’s Call to Christian Living

Christian education does not happen quickly. Christian education is not something we do once as children—then when we get older, we’ve simply got it. No, Christian education is a lifelong process of learning, believing, growing, and serving. Christian education is a never-ending process that is enabled in Christian community, as Christians continue to study, worship, fellowship, and serve together. The lessons of Christian education make it possible for us to practice love and to live as children of God. How well we—children, youth, or adults—learn those lessons day by day will determine what kind of church we are Sunday by Sunday.
In our Sunday school we have classes from KG to 12th grade.  We have over 50 students and 12 teachers and 3 substitute teachers.