Sexuality Education in Sunday Schools For Children Aged 0 –12 Years

Sex education for children in Sunday schools, particularly those aged 0–12 years, is a significant topic that sparks diverse opinions among church leaders. The rapid development of information technology today compels both parents and educators, within schools and churches, to provide children with sexuality education that is consistent with the teachings of God's Word. This paper, through a literature review of scholarly journals and relevant books, aims to examine the importance of sexuality education, focusing on the need to adapt it to children's developmental stages and its integration into ecclesiastical settings. Drawing from the perspective of Genesis 1:27, the goal is for children to learn to respect and honor both themselves and others, while also understanding appropriate boundaries in interpersonal relationships. Such knowledge is essential to protect children from the risk of sexual violence, which remains a critical concern.

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Journal Didaskalia
Published
2025-06-12
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https://doi.org/10.33856/didaskalia.v8i1.490
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Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health
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Sexuality Education in Sunday Schools For Children Aged 0 –12 Years

Andrew Lucas Tjong, Sri Binar, Kezia Felicia Fanaya
Journal Didaskalia
Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health
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Sexuality Education in Sunday Schools For Children Aged 0 –12 Years

Andrew Lucas Tjong, Sri Binar, Kezia Felicia Fanaya
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Abstract

Sex education for children in Sunday schools, particularly those aged 0–12 years, is a significant topic that sparks diverse opinions among church leaders. The rapid development of information technology today compels both parents and educators, within schools and churches, to provide children with sexuality education that is consistent with the teachings of God's Word. This paper, through a literature review of scholarly journals and relevant books, aims to examine the importance of sexuality education, focusing on the need to adapt it to children's developmental stages and its integration into ecclesiastical settings. Drawing from the perspective of Genesis 1:27, the goal is for children to learn to respect and honor both themselves and others, while also understanding appropriate boundaries in interpersonal relationships. Such knowledge is essential to protect children from the risk of sexual violence, which remains a critical concern.

Journal DidaskaliaVol. 8(1)
Openalex Percentile: Top 64%
Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health
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