Description
Two Hundred and thirty-one years ago, Robert Raikes started the Sunday School movement in England. The goal was to use the free time of children who otherwise worked during the week to promote their learning of the basics: Reading,
writing and arithmetic. These children did not have the advantage of public education. As time passed on, Sunday Schools grew and the role of being the pri
mary base for secondary education decreased. However, the role of the Sunday School as one of the educational arms of the church remained. Many of the modern conveniences that we take for granted did not exist and mobility was at a much slower pace than today. Think of all the things that simply did not exist 75 years ago. One of the key instruments that is now a must-have by everyone is the cell phone. Communicating
and connecting with other people consumes a major portion of the day for many people, young and old. Now, over 200 years later, where do we go and how do we use modern technology to share the gospel?
