The AMEC Sunday School Union was founded in 1882 by Charles S. Smith to provide African Methodists with Sunday School Curriculum. We are continuing this mission by developing and promoting powerful and life-transforming curriculum and …

Echoes Sunday School Curricula (Literature) is one of the most widely used resources in the African American Church today and has been for over 25 years. Churches looking to grow as a family will testify that these resources are relevant, biblically sound, applicable to everyday living situations and contain culturally relevant topics and ...

Echoes curriculum centers on God’s Word for a multi-cultural world. African American heritage and faith. Sunday school for children and adults.

Ideal for Sunday School, small groups, or other church classes and forums; Content contextualized for the African American experience cognizant of Black history

The AMEC Sunday School Union was founded in 1882 by Charles S. Smith to provide African Methodists with Sunday School Curriculum.

We publish Christian education resources, including Bible studies, Sunday School and Vacation Bible School curriculum, books, movies, and websites designed for African American churches and individuals seeking a Christ-centered perspective on faith and life issues.

We publish Christian education resources, including Bible studies, Sunday School and Vacation Bible School curriculum, books, movies, and websites designed for African American churches and individuals seeking a Christ-centered perspective on faith and life issues.

Apr 20, 2021 · We talk about what we can do together to celebrate our African American heritage in Sunday school. We also explore what curriculum and resources are available to teach children in their churches. Some churches have children’s ministers and youth pastors on staff, while others are all or mostly volunteers.

The AME Church Publishing House (Sunday School Union) has produced some free resources to enhance worship and faith formation.

Jubilee Creations teaches the heritage of faith portrayed in the biblical and historical stories. As youth hear and respond to these stories of divine encounter, they are able to take believing steps along their spiritual journey, often leading others in their own celebration of liberating faith.