Organizing and Building Up the Sunday School - Modern Sunday School Manuals

Jesse Lyman Hurlbut

Summary

In "Organizing and Building Up the Sunday School," Jesse Lyman Hurlbut provides a seminal guide on the foundational principles and practical strategies for effectively creating and managing Sunday school programs. Written in a didactic and accessible literary style, this work reflects the prevailing pedagogical theories of the late 19th century, emphasizing the importance of systematic organization, educational methodology, and spiritual formation within the church's educational ministry. Hurlbut integrates a wealth of anecdotes and practical examples, making complex concepts comprehensible for clergy and lay leaders alike, thereby shaping the approach to religious education in its contemporary context. Jesse Lyman Hurlbut, a noted theologian, educator, and author, was deeply influenced by the evangelical movements of his time, as well as his own commitment to fostering Christian education. His extensive experience in church leadership and his passion for transforming Sunday schools into vibrant centers of learning and spiritual growth drove him to pen this influential work. By combining theological insights with practical applications, Hurlbut sought to equip church leaders to effectively nurture the faith of young believers and the broader community. This book is highly recommended for anyone involved in church leadership, education, or ministry who wishes to revitalize their Sunday school programs. Hurlbut's insights provide timeless guidance applicable to various denominational contexts, making it an essential resource for contemporary educators seeking to inspire and engage the next generation in their faith journey.

Available since: 12/18/2019.

Print length: 200 pages.

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