Tips For Working in a Class as well as the Bus Ministry. Part Five

Working in a Class.

Your joining the bus ministry might not mean you are now working in a class or Junior church, but here are a few small tips in case you are. 

Participation. One of the best things a worker can do in class is to sit in the midst of the children and participate. Be quiet when it's time to be quiet, sing when it's time to sing.

Discipline. Many times it's easier for the worker that is sitting right next to the children to ask them to behave than it is for the teacher to have to address the situation.

When to Discipline. You discipline when someone is affecting others. You usually do not discipline when someone is misbehaving but keeping to himself.

Sunday School Worker Roles:

- Eagle Eyes - these are the workers who have the prizes and are watching for the best boy or girl to reward.
- Rest Room - you can't send a child alone to the restroom, so someone has to walk him/her.
- Secretary - If the same person keeps track of attendance each week, record-keeping will be more efficient.
- Helper - There's something you can do. Whether you think it's small or big, it will be a blessing.

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The goal of this booklet is to prepare the reader to be successful in the greatly needed bus ministry. Whether you are just getting started in the work or have worked in it for a number of years, here is instruction that will help you do it right—which will lead to the harvest of souls God promised in Psalm 126:5, 6.