Has it been a while since you've been to Sunday School? Have you ever invited a friend to come to Sunday School with you? Next Sunday is the time!
Morris FUMC originated in the heyday of Sunday School, so we've been doing it for 100 years now! Let's show our support for our Sunday School program by being here to meet under the trees in the front of the church at 9:45 May 22nd for a Centennial Celebration of Sunday School. We'll have food and fun and stories and perhaps a little "living history." There will be rides in an antique Model-T mini-car for the kids (the first Model Ts had just hit the production lines when our church was being formed!), and if you want to dress in "period clothing," that will be fun too! We'll start the morning with some words form Pastor Mattox and anyone else who'd like to recollect on their memories of how Sunday school has evolved over our 100 year span. Then we'll have some time for eating and lessons under the trees (which will serve as our version of the "bursh arbor" unless someone gets a wild hare and builds one this week! Some folks have even talked about riding horse and wagons (or just horses) to the Centennial celebration. The sky's the limit!
Morris FUMC originated in the heyday of Sunday School, so we've been doing it for 100 years now! Let's show our support for our Sunday School program by being here to meet under the trees in the front of the church at 9:45 May 22nd for a Centennial Celebration of Sunday School. We'll have food and fun and stories and perhaps a little "living history." There will be rides in an antique Model-T mini-car for the kids (the first Model Ts had just hit the production lines when our church was being formed!), and if you want to dress in "period clothing," that will be fun too! We'll start the morning with some words form Pastor Mattox and anyone else who'd like to recollect on their memories of how Sunday school has evolved over our 100 year span. Then we'll have some time for eating and lessons under the trees (which will serve as our version of the "bursh arbor" unless someone gets a wild hare and builds one this week! Some folks have even talked about riding horse and wagons (or just horses) to the Centennial celebration. The sky's the limit!
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