Season of Sowing “Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up.” — Galatians 6:9 Coaching the teachers and teaching the children in our church’s Sunday School is another opportunity and responsibility to plant seeds of love, and hope. Singim, Noch, and Essa are our Sunday School teachers. While spending time with these teachers, I also teach the children alongside them. Each month, we take turns leading and teaching the children. The Kids Sunday School presented their report at church, recited their memory verse, and performed a short skit. Our Sunday School children are a mix of believers and unbelievers. It’s encouraging to see their excitement as they attend, learning Bible stories, memorizing Scripture, and enjoying crafts and fun activities. The seed may be small, but God gives the growth. The WABC Young Adults are also growing—not only in their faith but in their service. During our monthly fellow...
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