Had my first experience in Sunday School a couple of weeks back when Mama brought me there to observe. You see, age-wise, I still have a few months to go before hitting the big THREE to be officially registered, but the teachers there were kind enough to give me an exception to join in the class.
That day, we learnt all about a young boy named David, who battled and killed a mean giant named Goliath. I vaguely recall Papa reading to me something like that before but making craft about the story itself does help me to appreciate it more. Sorry Papa!
So, at the end of it all, I made (with a lot of Mama’s help) and brought home my first Sunday School craft – ‘figurines’ of David and Goliath. Cool eh?
can you guess which is David and which is Goliath? Hee!
Apart from the craft, I was also given a Sunday School book to take home. The book would eventually be filled with stickers of points for attendance, punctuality, participation, memory verses, etc. These guys in Sunday School really mean business, I tell you. 
So, I also brought home my first Bible memory verse (of the week) to learn! And believe you me, Papa and Mama have been like sports coaches spurring me on to learn the verse throughout that week. Papa even put some tune to the verse and sings it to me in the car, before I sleep, when I bathe, etc. to really drill it into my head! He says memorising verses in songs would make it easier. 
“For the Lord your God goes before you. He will never leave you.”
(Deut 31:6)
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