Sunday School

Every Sunday at 9:30 am
Starting September 7

The All Saints Sunday School Ministry exists for the purpose of equipping the saints and the building up of the body so that they may be maturing in the faith.  Sunday School will provide Gospel-centered teaching to enhance biblical understanding and also provide practical resources to aid in worship, spiritual development, and being a witness in the community.

We have classes for all ages, from baby to adult, from September through May.  
Our kids alternate each week between Sunday School class and Liturgia.  Nursery care is provided.  
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What is Liturgia?

Adult Class - Fall Semester

Beginning September 7 at 9:30 am

Teachers
Pastors: Kasey Horvath, Brandon Gilanyi
Elders: Graham Dennis, Kevin Kanoff,  Herb Suereth
“And he gave the apostles, the prophets, the evangelists, the shepherds and teachers, to equip the saints for the work of ministry, for building up the body of Christ, until we all attain to the unity of the faith and of the knowledge of the Son of God, to mature manhood, to the measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ, so that we may no longer be children, tossed to and fro by the waves and carried about by every wind of doctrine, by human cunning, by craftiness in deceitful schemes.”  - Ephesians 4:11-14
This course offers a biblical exploration of ecclesiology—the study of the church—while also inviting us to reflect on who we are as a local body of believers. It combines theological truth with a humble pursuit of what it means to be a Gospel-centered church. The course also aims to provide insight into the essential marks of any healthy local church, including leadership structure and church membership, while also humbly reflecting on who we are at All Saints Church.

Recommended Resources:
  • Bonhoeffer, Deitrich.  “Life Together.”
  • Dever, Mark.  “What is a Healthy Church?””  Wheaton: Crossway, 
  • Leeman, Jonathan.  “Church Membership.”  Wheaton: Crossway, 2012.
  • Rinne, Jeramie.  “Church Elders.”  Wheaton: Crossway, 2014.
  • Smethurst, Matt.  “Deacons.”  Wheaton: Crossway, 2021.

Weeks 1-4

“What is a Healthy Church?” (Dever)

Weeks 5-8

“Biblical Eldership” (Strauch)
“Shepherd Leader” (Witmer)
“Church Elders” (Rinne)

Weeks 9-12

“Deacons” (Smethurst)

Weeks 13-15

“Church Membership” (Leeman)

Students - Grades Pre-K thru Grade 6

Our Sunday School teachers have a wonderful and robust curriculum.  The PreK-K curriculum follows a two-year sequence that covers the Creation account, the coming of the Savior, and the life, death, and resurrection of Christ for salvation.  Grades 1-3 will continue their studies in the Old Testament and will follow a three-year sequence that covers the entire Old Testament with a particular focus on redemptive history and the work of Christ.  Grades 4-6 will be continue with the Gospels and follow a 3 year sequence that will cover the entire New Testament, meditating on the completed work of Christ.

This curriculum and sequence is designed to allow a child who enters PreK to receive a full coverage of the Old and New Testaments with a particular emphasis on the story of redemption and the work of Christ through their 6th grade year.
PreK-KDG, room 205
  • Teachers: April Spinetti, Sonya Long
  • Curriculum: “Jesus Loves Me” from Great Commission Publications
  • Topics:
    • God Created All Things
    • Jesus is God’s Son
    • Jesus is the Savior
    • God Created All Things, Jesus is God’s Son, Jesus is the Savior
  • See the 3 year old readiness guidelines below.

Grades 1-3, room 206
  • Teacher: Veronica Hendrix
  • Curriculum: “The Biggest Story” from Crossway, using the “The Biggest Story” Bible by Kevin DeYoung
  • Topic: Penteteuch + Israelite History

Grades 4-6, room 202
  • Teachers: Kay Gilanyi
  • Curriculum: “The Biggest Story” from Crossway, using the “The Biggest Story” Bible by Kevin DeYoung
  • Topic: The Gospels + Acts

Liturgia - Music and Worship Training

On alternating weeks, students will participate in Liturgia - music and worship training for our littlest saints.  The classes are divided by age: Little Saints (Prek-KDG), Praise Makers (grades 1-3), Singing Warriors (grades 4-6).   More about Liturgia here.

Sunday School Class Placement Guidelines

We kindly ask that children ages 3 and under be brought to the Nursery during the Sunday School hour.  The PreK/K Sunday School Class and Little Saints Liturgia are designed for children ages 4–5.

If you are considering transitioning your child from the Nursery to the PreK/K class at any point during the year, please review the following readiness criteria:

  • Be over 3 years of age as of September
  • Consistently use the restroom independently
  • Sit attentively in a chair for at least 10 minutes
  • Understand and follow age-appropriate verbal directions
  • Respect and maintain personal space
  • Have fine motor skills sufficient to use writing tools and scissors

These skills help ensure your child is ready for the structure and activities of the PreK/K classroom. It also helps serve our Sunday School teachers.  Thank you for your support in helping us create a positive and engaging learning environment for all children.

If you have any questions, please reach out to Gene Cockerham.

Youth Sunday School - Grades 7-12

The youth Sunday school will spend the school year studying the minor prophets.  This will begin with an introduction to the prophetic and poetic genre of Scripture.  Each of the 12 minor prophets will be studied at an introductory level, including authorship, date, purpose, and audience.  The ultimate aim, however, is to reinforce the Christocentric emphasis of prophetic literature, examining how Christ fulfills all the promises of God.

Teachers:  Elder Herb Suereth, Pastor Brandon Gilanyi, Gene Cockerham
Room 101
Topics: The Minor Prophets

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