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From: sam shen
To: sam shen
Cc: andrew tsai
Sent: Mon, February 21, 2005 5:29:50 PM
Subject: WOW week of 2/20/2005 at 5th & 6th graders at PCAC's children sunday school
Dear Parents,
Here we go again - this quarter is approaching the end;
Next week is our final week of the Sunday school class.
**We'll have a Snack-a-thon celebration for kids**
Plus... there will be a pop-quiz for all the Bible verses we've taught.
OK, a quick highlight on what talked about on Sunday:
1) Play out a drawing game - YAU/YAS (You Are Unique! You Are Special!)
Each team (boys and girls) sent their rep to draw up a pic with a special topic
(determined by teacher, that'd be me) using three circle, three squares, and three sticks.
Amazingly enough, each kid came up with a different drawing!!!
The design is to bring out the idea of YAU (in the eyes of the LORD, our Creator)!
NOTE: Somehow, the game turned out be quite popular... kids were still lingering around
even after I've moved on to next topic!! 
2) Main theme is based on John 3:1-17; (м∙┐л║╓н╡ 3:1-17), where it depicts
the dialogue between Jesus and езнЇй│е└ (Nicode'mus) about the re-born.
Look at the question, "How can a man be born when he is old?".
A quick show was demonstrated by Sam to re-capture the scene when Nicodemus
visiting Jesus that night in a secretly fashion; The important point is the verse 3:16.
Also, I touched up a quick point on the abortion debate in this country;
Here is the bottonline - life is sacred since GOD creates it and men ought to honor.
I suppose they are still too young to grab the concept of being an old man,
pondering the idea of re-born in physical sense.
I've asked the class - how many of them have expressed the willingness to trust-n-believe
Jesus in the past? Some raised their hands. Please talk to your child about it.
3) The Puppet_show
Due to time limit and early lunch, it was postponed to next week, which makes it
appropriate for the last class.
Please find the following attachment:
1) WOW page of this week for your daily study with your child, if you do not have your own.
KLUP!
-Sam Shen
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