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A commentary argues that Sunday school deserves to be taken more seriously than a simple babysitting slot of stories and snacks, presenting it as meaningful religious education for children. The piece reflects a wider conversation among faith communities about how churches teach young people and keep them engaged.
- 2Babson Women's Tennis Sends Three to ITA New England Semifinals▼Three from Women's Tennis Advance to Sunday's Semifinals at the ITA New England Championships
Three players from Babson's women's tennis team have advanced to the semifinals at the ITA New England Championships, with matches scheduled for Sunday. The school's athletics department announced the results, highlighting a strong showing for the program at the regional collegiate tournament.
- 3Sunday school class to explore the antislavery movement▼I'm facilitating our adult Sunday School Class tomorrow at Caldwell Presbyterian Church, and our focus is "The Antislave
A facilitator at Caldwell Presbyterian Church is leading an adult Sunday school session on the antislavery movement, drawing on chapter 4 of Jemar Tisby's book 'The Spirit of Justice: True Stories of Faith, Race, and Resistance'. The lesson connects historical Christian abolitionist efforts to ongoing conversations about faith, race and resistance in American churches today.
- 4Scotch Plains-Fanwood High School Nutrition Club Holds Annual Food Drive▼Scotch Plains-Fanwood High School Nutrition Club to Hold Annual Food Drive in Fanwood on Sunday
The Scotch Plains-Fanwood High School Nutrition Club is holding its annual food drive in Fanwood, New Jersey, on Sunday. The event invites local residents to donate food items to support community members in need. The school club runs the drive each year as part of its nutrition and community service efforts.
- 5Faroe Islands Sunday school holds number day event●Talvudagur til frama fyri sunnudagsskúlan Leinki: https:// in.fo/grein/talvudagur-til-fra ma-fyri-sunnudagsskulan # news
A Sunday school in the Faroe Islands is running a 'Talvudagur' – a numbers day – described as a step forward for its teaching activities. The event was reported by local news outlet in.fo, though details about the organisers, location and programme have not been widely shared. It appears to be a local educational initiative for children.
- 6Former Tulane Football Stars Making an Impact in the NFL▼Former Tulane Football Stars Make Splash Across NFL
Several former Tulane University football players are drawing attention for strong performances with their NFL teams this season. The Green Wave program, once a modest producer of professional talent, has increasingly sent players to the league who are contributing on Sundays. Coverage highlights how the New Orleans school's recent football resurgence is showing up at the professional level, with alumni earning snaps, stats and recognition across multiple rosters.
- 7Texas Education Commissioner Mike Morath sits for one-on-one interview●ABC-7 Xtra Sunday – One-on-one with Mike Morath, Texas Commissioner of Education
Mike Morath, the Texas Commissioner of Education, sat down with ABC-7 Xtra Sunday for an in-depth interview. The conversation covered his role overseeing the state's public education system. The broadcast aired in the El Paso region, where the commissioner's policies on school accountability and funding directly affect local families and districts.
- 8Marquette Volleyball Travels to Face Creighton in Omaha●VB Heads to Omaha for Showdown at Creighton Sunday
Marquette University's volleyball team travels to Omaha for a Sunday matchup against Creighton, per the athletic department's announcement. The Big East clash pits the Golden Eagles against a Creighton side that has been one of the conference's strongest programs in recent seasons. Fans in Milwaukee and Omaha are following the result as both teams jockey for position in the conference standings.