Definition of Sunday school in English:

Sunday school

noun

A class held on Sundays to teach children about Christianity or Judaism.
主日学校，星期日学校（在周日对儿童进行基督教教育的学校）
Example sentencesExamples
- Mr Finch said the scheme would also cut off the vicarage from the Methodist church in Stockbridge Road, which runs a joint Sunday school.
- At my old Sunday school in Mosgiel we were taught that those were important Christian principles.
- Wanting to preserve and transmit a great culture, we even teach Sunday school and Hebrew classes.
- They were devoted members of the Upham Road United Reformed Church, where Frank ran the Sunday school for a number of years.
- There was a lot of religious convention: going to church and church school and Sunday school.
- We had a thriving church, three services on Sundays and a four-class Sunday school.
- The event, organised by the Sunday school of Stillingfleet Parish Church, was planned as an alternative to a nativity play.
- A long-standing member of the Parish Church, who ran the Sunday school for many years, has died aged 101.
- He was very active in church, teaching Sunday school and leading youth for many years.
- As a child I went to Sunday school and church every week.
- They have been given Bibles, tracts and other Christian material, and some have even started coming to our Sunday school.
- Josephine has only finished third grade but decided to enroll in a Sunday school at a local church in Virginia.
- In the three years the congregation has grown to more than 100 and along with the Sunday school there is now a Bible class for teenagers.
- Smith started the brigade as a means of controlling the boys who attended his Scottish free church Sunday school.
- This idea was shelved, and the church was used only as a Sunday school.
- We had a new student who had never been to Sunday school or summer Bible school before.
- In addition, it is hoped that the church can set up a Sunday school around the nearby Orbital Shopping Centre.
- Mrs Pye became a well-known figure in the town and was a stalwart of St David's Church, where she taught at the Sunday school.
- Regularly three times a week we have meetings and continue to teach children in our Sunday school.
- At the same time, a Sunday school for children was established.

Definition of Sunday school in US English:

Sunday school

nounˈsənˌdeɪ ˌskul

A class held on Sundays to teach children about their religion.
主日学校，星期日学校（在周日对儿童进行基督教教育的学校）
Example sentencesExamples
- As a child I went to Sunday school and church every week.
- Regularly three times a week we have meetings and continue to teach children in our Sunday school.
- In the three years the congregation has grown to more than 100 and along with the Sunday school there is now a Bible class for teenagers.
- Mrs Pye became a well-known figure in the town and was a stalwart of St David's Church, where she taught at the Sunday school.
- Wanting to preserve and transmit a great culture, we even teach Sunday school and Hebrew classes.
- He was very active in church, teaching Sunday school and leading youth for many years.
- At my old Sunday school in Mosgiel we were taught that those were important Christian principles.
- This idea was shelved, and the church was used only as a Sunday school.
- They were devoted members of the Upham Road United Reformed Church, where Frank ran the Sunday school for a number of years.
- We had a thriving church, three services on Sundays and a four-class Sunday school.
- Smith started the brigade as a means of controlling the boys who attended his Scottish free church Sunday school.
- A long-standing member of the Parish Church, who ran the Sunday school for many years, has died aged 101.
- Mr Finch said the scheme would also cut off the vicarage from the Methodist church in Stockbridge Road, which runs a joint Sunday school.
- There was a lot of religious convention: going to church and church school and Sunday school.
- The event, organised by the Sunday school of Stillingfleet Parish Church, was planned as an alternative to a nativity play.
- Josephine has only finished third grade but decided to enroll in a Sunday school at a local church in Virginia.
- In addition, it is hoped that the church can set up a Sunday school around the nearby Orbital Shopping Centre.
- We had a new student who had never been to Sunday school or summer Bible school before.
- At the same time, a Sunday school for children was established.
- They have been given Bibles, tracts and other Christian material, and some have even started coming to our Sunday school.

单词	Sunday school
释义	Definition of Sunday school in English: Sunday school noun A class held on Sundays to teach children about Christianity or Judaism. 主日学校，星期日学校（在周日对儿童进行基督教教育的学校） Example sentencesExamples Mr Finch said the scheme would also cut off the vicarage from the Methodist church in Stockbridge Road, which runs a joint Sunday school. At my old Sunday school in Mosgiel we were taught that those were important Christian principles. Wanting to preserve and transmit a great culture, we even teach Sunday school and Hebrew classes. They were devoted members of the Upham Road United Reformed Church, where Frank ran the Sunday school for a number of years. There was a lot of religious convention: going to church and church school and Sunday school. We had a thriving church, three services on Sundays and a four-class Sunday school. The event, organised by the Sunday school of Stillingfleet Parish Church, was planned as an alternative to a nativity play. A long-standing member of the Parish Church, who ran the Sunday school for many years, has died aged 101. He was very active in church, teaching Sunday school and leading youth for many years. As a child I went to Sunday school and church every week. They have been given Bibles, tracts and other Christian material, and some have even started coming to our Sunday school. Josephine has only finished third grade but decided to enroll in a Sunday school at a local church in Virginia. In the three years the congregation has grown to more than 100 and along with the Sunday school there is now a Bible class for teenagers. Smith started the brigade as a means of controlling the boys who attended his Scottish free church Sunday school. This idea was shelved, and the church was used only as a Sunday school. We had a new student who had never been to Sunday school or summer Bible school before. In addition, it is hoped that the church can set up a Sunday school around the nearby Orbital Shopping Centre. Mrs Pye became a well-known figure in the town and was a stalwart of St David's Church, where she taught at the Sunday school. Regularly three times a week we have meetings and continue to teach children in our Sunday school. At the same time, a Sunday school for children was established. Definition of Sunday school in US English: Sunday school nounˈsənˌdeɪ ˌskul A class held on Sundays to teach children about their religion. 主日学校，星期日学校（在周日对儿童进行基督教教育的学校） Example sentencesExamples As a child I went to Sunday school and church every week. Regularly three times a week we have meetings and continue to teach children in our Sunday school. In the three years the congregation has grown to more than 100 and along with the Sunday school there is now a Bible class for teenagers. Mrs Pye became a well-known figure in the town and was a stalwart of St David's Church, where she taught at the Sunday school. Wanting to preserve and transmit a great culture, we even teach Sunday school and Hebrew classes. He was very active in church, teaching Sunday school and leading youth for many years. At my old Sunday school in Mosgiel we were taught that those were important Christian principles. This idea was shelved, and the church was used only as a Sunday school. They were devoted members of the Upham Road United Reformed Church, where Frank ran the Sunday school for a number of years. We had a thriving church, three services on Sundays and a four-class Sunday school. Smith started the brigade as a means of controlling the boys who attended his Scottish free church Sunday school. A long-standing member of the Parish Church, who ran the Sunday school for many years, has died aged 101. Mr Finch said the scheme would also cut off the vicarage from the Methodist church in Stockbridge Road, which runs a joint Sunday school. There was a lot of religious convention: going to church and church school and Sunday school. The event, organised by the Sunday school of Stillingfleet Parish Church, was planned as an alternative to a nativity play. Josephine has only finished third grade but decided to enroll in a Sunday school at a local church in Virginia. In addition, it is hoped that the church can set up a Sunday school around the nearby Orbital Shopping Centre. We had a new student who had never been to Sunday school or summer Bible school before. At the same time, a Sunday school for children was established. They have been given Bibles, tracts and other Christian material, and some have even started coming to our Sunday school.
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