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Reply to "Appreciating & Recognizing our Sunday School Teachers and Children's Ministry Leaders"

Luanne PayneBoard Member, Editor Supporting Member!Admin

I agree with Neil and Amy! I volunteer with no need to be recognized in church or via a gift.

My church though insists they give me something and for several years, each spring, it's been a beautiful annual flowering hanging basket. I hang it from our front porch where I see it ever time I come and go.

Very nice, but if they were to ever ask me what would be most meaningful to me I would share my Sunday School wish list, and they could simply pick any one item to donate to the Sunday School.

Be it a video, storybook, story table-game-drama prop, etc. would have me dancing in the church hallways and it would be a gift that would keep on giving over the years!

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