"Reset Sunday School"
Pastor Seunghyun Yoo personally visited 12 churches in the United States and obtained
This is a message of revival for Sunday school for the next generation, infused with vivid experiences and insights.

The experiences gained while visiting leading American churches for six months during a year-long trip abroad deeply inspired the author.
The author accepts this as a mission given by God and uses it as the main content of the YouTube channel "Nomad Story."


This book provides a breath of fresh air and offers hope for Korean churches as well, as it shows twelve American churches, including Saddleback, Life, and Gateway, constantly striving for the next generation and taking on new challenges to keep pace with the changing times.
Additionally, we can also see examples of Korean churches that have already attempted similar things, which helps us break free from the vague illusion that American churches could do it.
This book will show a new path for all who dream of restoring Sunday school, and will serve as a beacon of hope for the next generation of revival.

After much deliberation, I decided to personally visit American churches for six months starting in April 2023.
Because I believed that learning from hands-on experience would provide deeper insights than theories on a desk.
What I truly needed was the hands-on learning I gained through attending Sunday school services, touring facilities, and interviewing pastors.

--- p.36

Saddleback Church is a church that is not afraid of change and constantly tries new things to keep up with the times.
Worship spaces are expanding beyond traditional formats to create spaces that encourage children's participation and interest.
As a result, Saddleback Church Sunday School continues to grow and has become a church where children eagerly anticipate Sundays.
This approach is not simply about investing in facilities, but rather about making faith education more creative.
It is the result of deep consideration to do it effectively and effectively.
The way churches are actively changing so that children can embrace learning about faith in church as a fun and natural experience provides a valuable lesson for the Korean church.

--- pp.51-53

Creating content, especially for the next generation, is a field that requires a high level of expertise and continuous effort.
Rather than competing individually to produce content, each church would be able to produce much better results if they focused on their strengths and collaborated.
Through this, the church will be able to provide quality education to more children and provide practical assistance in their spiritual growth.

--- p.125

The Korean church must also establish a structured and sustainable training system for lay ministers, as this will be a crucial solution for the future health and sustainability of the church.

--- p.248

Churches considering adopting intergenerational worship services must consider how to provide balanced opportunities for spiritual growth across age groups.
In particular, we need to plan how to effectively run regular peer-based meetings and small groups within the church.

--- p.304