Organizing and Building Up the Sunday School

The volume serves as a concise guide for anyone tasked with forming or revitalizing a Sunday‑school program. It begins with a clear overview of the movement’s historic roots, showing how a modest effort in 18th‑century England grew into a worldwide institution that reaches millions of young people. Readers will find practical advice on recruiting volunteers, structuring classes, and managing resources, all presented in an accessible style.

Beyond a reference manual, the book doubles as a textbook for those preparing to become Sunday‑school teachers. At the end of each section, the author provides ready‑made blackboard outlines and sample questions that can be used for classroom instruction and student assessment. Whether you are a church leader, a lay volunteer, or a teacher‑in‑training, the material offers concrete tools to build a vibrant, well‑organized learning community.