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Sunday School Christmas Party


 Last night we had our Sunday School Christmas party.  Despite sickness and calendar conflicts, we had a good turn out.  I am so thankful for our class.  God has blessed it so much.  We have a very special group.  We are so close and look at each other as being family.


Last year two wonderful, faithful couples moved.  It was very sad for our class.  But, God is so good,  He brought us FOUR new couples who are very faithful and involved!



 Elizabeth, Mindy and Lenette

Shelley and Kacy

Jessica and Kelly

Me and Vonda

The food last night was so good!  I had two plates of it!

If you do not attend a Sunday School class,  I want to encourage you to be a part of one. (I met Steve in Sunday School.)  You will benefit from it.  God wants you to always be learning more about Him.  The Bible tells about the importance of being with other believers.  If you have children, they need to be in Sunday School too.  They will learn about the Bible and it will help them for the rest of their lives.  Going to Sunday school will set a wonderful example for your children.  They will be around teachers that love and care for them and they will have friendships with other kids that will sustain them.  They will learn about getting along with others.

Merry Christmas!!!!

Comments

Morgan's mom said…
Laurie, thanks for encouraging people to go to SS!! They will learn how to study their Bible and live Christlike lives, and also make friendships for a lifetime!! Our dearest friends for over 35 years are our SS friends. They have walked through life beside us and become family. God will bless you richly, in ways you don't even know yet, for faithfully attending and taking your family to SS !!
6:39 PM
Sasha said…
I agree so much Laurie! My Sunday school family means so much to me! They have become such a big part of our lives!
7:47 PM
Lauren said…
SO fun!! :)
6:18 AM
Amy said…
We were so so blessed by our Sunday School class! They are truly the hands and feet of Jesus! So glad for new sweet families! Love ya! And miss you!
3:39 PM
The Smith Family said…
could not agree with you more about being involved in a ss class. I love mine, wouldnt trade those sweet people for anything. We have all been there for eachother through so much. On sundays where im just tired and want to sleep in my love for my ss class and the lessons drive me to get up and get us out the door. Such an important part of your walk with jesus
6:49 PM
Courtney said…
Laurie, I saved your roast recipe from months ago and finally tried it tonight! It was delicious!!! The holidays make me crave yummy, warm meals :) Thank you! I have a one year old little girl and just love hearing about your sweet girls and getting a glimse of all the fun years ahead! Merry Christmas to your family!
7:27 PM
Leanne Helums said…
Even though I really don't know you, I have been ready your blog for over a year now and I feel like we should be friends. HA You always have such wonderful thoughts and "real" life. I totally agree with you about the importance of a Sunday school class and group. I love our group at our church.
Hope you have a Merry Christmas.
Check out my blog at www.helumsfamily.blogspot.com
6:11 PM
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