SUNDAY SCHOOL
Sunday School - A'oga aso Sa
based on Government School Term
Ages in Classes - Tausaga ma Vasega
2-5 yrs Vasega Amata - Elementary class
6-10 yrs Vasega Laiti - Junior Class
11-13 yrs Vasega Feoloolo - Middle Class
14-16 yrs Vasega Matutua - Senior Class
17-20 yrs Vasega Faapitoa - Special class
21-22 yrs Autalavou Laiti - Junior Youth
Pastor's School - A'oga a le Faifeau
Ages in Classes - Tausaga ma Vasega
2-5 yrs Vasega Faitaupi
6-7 yrs Vasega 1
8-9 yrs Vasega 2
10-11 yrs Vasega 3
12-13 yrs Vasega 4
14-15 yrs Vasega 5
16-17 yrs Vasega 6
18-19 yrs Vasega 7
20-21 yrs Vasega 8 (Special class-Vasega Faapitoa)
Sunday School Games
Falls on the first Monday of October (a Public Holiday in Australia NSW)
Sunday School - White Sunday - Aso Sa Pa'epa'e Lotu Tamaiti
It falls on the second Sunday of October every year
More details about the event can be found closer to the date.
Don't hesitate to get in touch with us for further information.
As part of our commitment to providing a safe place for children to learn about Jesus, we follow a Child Protection Policy for all our ministries to children.
A'oga aso Sa - The Sunday School
O le A'oga aso Sa e faia i le aso Sa mo a'oa'oga faale-Lotu, ma e tatau ona i ai ni faia'oga ma tamaiti o lea A'oga. (Sunday school: a school held on Sunday for religious education also: the teachers and pupils of such a school.
O le faamoemoe o le A'oga aso Sa, ina ia a'oa'oina ai Tamaiti mai i lo latou itiiti se'ia o'o ina matutua, o le mana'oga o matua faapea le Faifeau ma lona faletua o loo tausia le nuu.
Ia popoto tamaiti e faitau le Tusi Paia ma Tatalo i aso uma, ona faatupu teleina ai lea o lo latou iloa ma malamalama i le Talalelei e uiga ia Iesu ma lana faaolataga na saunia mo le lalolagi atoa.
A a'oa'oina i latou mai le itiiti, e mautinoa lava e le mafai ona toe te'a ese mai ai le tama ma le teine i lea a'oa'oga faale-Lotu ma le faa-Kerisiano mai latou olaga talavou.
(Sunday school purposes, started by Missionaries who brought the Gospel to Samoa in 1830. They had a meeting with the Samoan church Councils, and unfortunately, the children made much noise. Then they initiated this school on Sunday where poor children could learn to read, pray, and sing to the Lord instead of doing careless manner)
E tāua tele le uuna'iina o lou alo ma a tatou fanau i le A'oga aso Sa e āvea ai i latou ma tagata e tausisi i le faa-Kerisiano i le lumana'i. Pei ona faatāuaina ai e i tatou uma le aso Sa, o se aso faapitoa mo tapua'iga ma faigā-malologa mai feau ma galuega o le vaiaso. Ae faamamaluina ai le Aso o le Alii o Iesu Keriso ma lona toetu manumalo. (Importance of Sunday school For most observant adherents of Christianity, Sunday is generally observed as a day of worship and rest, recognising it as the Lord's Day and the day of Christ's resurrection.)
O le fesili tele lava lenei e feagai pea ma Matua e fesiligia ai le Faifeau ma lona Faletua.
O le ā se mea aogā a la'u fanau e maua mai le A'oga aso Sa?
Ioe, e lē o i le Faifeau se ātoatoa o le tali, ae na'o se fesoasoani e faamatalaina le tāua o le auai o lou Alo
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O le ā a'oa'oina mai e le tamaititi i le lotu ni uiga malie ma fiafia e faauō i se olaga māmā.
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Tamaiti o le ā mafuta faatasi ma isi e talitonuina, ua matua le mafaufau i le faa-Kerisiano
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O Tamaiti o le ā galulue ma ola fesootasi atu i isi foi tamaiti ona o le Talalelei iā Iesu Keriso.
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Aemaise o le ā a'oa'oina mai isi tamaiti le olaga taumafai ma atina'e mo se lumana'i manuia.
