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About Shoshanna:
Shoshanna better knows as Bubbe (grandma in Hebrew) to her students, is overseeing the Shabbat School and is also teaching the 6 through 12 year olds every other week. She shares teaching privileges with Ms. Laura Aldrich.
They are learning the Hebrew Alef Bet. They read out of the Bible and are learning how to find the books and verses of the Old and New Covenant by using the contents page. Shoshanna teaches them the history of the Torah as well as other Bible Stories that we have all grown up with. They all have great fun as they sing, play games and study the Word together. Shoshanna's goal is to have them know Yeshua and to prepare them to participate in finding the scriptures with a hunger and thirst for the Word of God, when they are old enough to join the main congregation.
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About Ms. Laura:
Laura known as Ms. Laura to her students. Ms. Laura was the first to teach Shabbat School as she took the only students at the time which were Rabbi Hallbrooks children to provide a curriculum for them. Her goal is to develop a passion , hunger, and a greater understanding of their Hebrew heritage.
Ms Laura is the craft and arts person and tries to provide some sort of project and Bible story together during her class time. Ms. Laura's goal is for each child to take all they learn and come to know Yeshua in a personal way. |
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Our Pre-School teacher is Mrs. Stephanie Spears:
About Ms. Stephanie:
"Ms.Stephanie" bases her teaching philosophy on the Biblical principal shown in Proverbs 22:6 "Train up a child in the way he should go, even when he is old he turns not away from it." She believes that teaching solid Biblical doctrine to the younger children helps to insure that they remain rooted in their faith as they get older. Using a different theme each month, Stephanie utilizes an account from the Tanach (the Old Testament), the Hebrew Alef-Bet, and an account from the New Covenant to solidify these basic values. Stephanie feels that the best way to i nsure that the children are learning is through class participation. She uses games, songs, dramatic interpretations, coloring pages, and craft activities to involve each child in the class. Her main goal with the younger children is to instill in them a basic understanding of our walk as Messianic believers, a love of God's Word, and a thirst to continue learning. |
