New Sunday School – Not.

[Anonymous]

Is it too soon to start asking for just 1 hour church and skip the Sunday School classes??????

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Heber13 wrote:

Is it too soon to start asking for just 1 hour church and skip the Sunday School classes??????

😆 We can always hope, can;t we? After all, many of us had hope for two hours to begin with.

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mom3 wrote:

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I wish you had — and in class, too.

Right now, that is huge struggle for me. I am having trouble speaking up. Something I haven’t had before. I am feeling tidal waved. I think I will post about it.

I think many here have had this experience of feeling they were not able to speak up in class because of judgementalism or other backlash. I think you’d get some good feedback. Admittedly I don’t always speak up for a variety of reasons, one of which is who else is in the room – sometimes there too many old hardliners and too few people to back me up.

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Heber13 wrote:

Is it too soon to start asking for just 1 hour church and skip the Sunday School classes??????

:think:

Based on past experience, you’ll get permission to do this in about 40 years. Or tomorrow. Your choice.

mom3 wrote:

Right now, that is huge struggle for me. I am having trouble speaking up. Something I haven’t had before. I am feeling tidal waved. I think I will post about it.

Yeah, I got drowned in a tidal wave about 5 or 6 years ago.

Ever since then, while the ark was a preparing, wherein few, that is, eight old guard were saved by water.

The minority enjoys a LOUD voice at church. Mostly because they have the backing of accepted authority. But I believe they are in the minority.

[Anonymous]

I’m holding out for cyberchurch. Sacrament meeting will be ten minutes long and we shall all attend holographically, and the sacrament itself will be delivered by drone.

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he topic came up in stake council last evening. The original concern expressed was that people the missionaries are teaching no longer have their own class and feel kind of lost and maybe overwhelmed in the large class sizes all of our wards are seeing now and the experience is therefore less personal for them. The question was asked if there could be a second class. The SP replied that in the training her got from the area presidency they were very emphatic about not having a separate class for those taking discussions or new members.

I had no idea that they did away with gospel principles class. I saw a large amount of people the first Sunday that the new curriculum was employed, but now I fear that the new converts, or those who do not like big crowds will just decide not to attend Sunday school. I think gospel essentials was a great class for a small group to interact and learn the doctrines, or principles of the gospel and be able to ask questions without fear.

Another sad result of the new “radical” change.

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