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Thousands of children attend Salvation Army Sunday schools. While we are happy if, with their parents’ permission, they choose to become junior soldiers (junior members) of the Army, there is no pressure on them to do so, and many do not. Sunday School is held each Sunday at 12 noon and lasts for approximately one hour.
We believe all children are important to God, and so our priority is to give all children who attend our Sunday schools a good grounding in Christian belief and conduct. We believe it gives them a good foundation for their lives.
From the age of 14 onwards, young people are given the choice whether they wish to become senior soldiers (adult members) of The Salvation Army.
If young people decide not to become members, we encourage them to continue to think of us as their ‘church’ and still join in worship or other activities.
The Young Peoples Sergeant Major (YPSM or Sunday school leader) is Heather James, if you require any further information regarding Sunday School please do not hesitate to contact us.
