Grace Lutheran Sunday School
When Jesus told the 11 to go make disciples of all nations and baptize them, he also gave instructions to teach those disciples to observe all that he commanded. At San Diego Grace Lutheran, we believe you are never too old to learn, and Sunday School is part of your Christian education. It prepares you to give answers for your faith and to recognize false doctrine. It is also an occasion for greater fellowship. 

Sundays 10:15-11:00 a.m.

Spiritual Self-Defense: Learning the Art of Defending the Faith 

We believe it's not only important to know what is true, but why it's true. In this day and age, followers of Jesus must know how to think clearly and biblically about their faith and how it intersects with and often contrasts with how the world thinks. These areas include one's worldview, the fact that faith is not blind, why the truth matters, why seeing design in creation points to a designer, and evidence for the soul, resurrection, and the Bible. How can God allow evil, and how do we talk with skeptics? Pr. Thomas discusses these topics and others in this easy-to-understand course on apologetics.
 
Class meets for Fall, Winter, and Spring sessions in the St. Mark's classroom from 10:15 to 11:00 a.m.

 Children's Sunday School
Taught by skilled and caring teachers

Toddlers and Pre-K
Children learn Bible narratives and learn the faith by singing Bible songs and working
together on arts and crafts (classes held in the Grace nursery)

Kindergarten & 1st grade
Children begin their study of the faith using My First Catechism, based on Luther’s
Small Catechism

1st to 3rd grades
Elementary youth in the lower grades study Luther’s Small Catechism and the Liturgy of
the Confessional Lutheran Church (classes held in the Den)

4th to 6th grades
Elementary youth in the upper grades study Luther’s Small Catechism and Christian
theology in preparation for Confirmation and being received in the church as a member