1. Reach persons for Bible Study.
The goal of the Sunday School departments is to get as many people as possible engaged in comprehensive and systematic Bible Study.

2. Teach the Bible.
Teaching with the hope and purpose that those who have not yet received Christ will, as their own readiness under the leadership of the Holy Spirit leads them. Those who are already Christians will respond to God with maturing faith, love and obedience.

3. Witness to persons about Christ and lead them into church membership.
Members of Sunday School who are Christians will share their faith with other members and potential members who have not yet received Christ. With the intent of leading the lost to receive Christ and to join the fellowship of the church.

4. Minister to Sunday School members and nonmembers (physically and spiritually).
Sunday School members should be encouraged to meet the needs of other persons in the spirit of Christ. This may take the form of personal service, concrete acts of caring expressed in material support, encouraging words, affirmations, or simply taking the time to listen. This task is at the heart of loving and caring fellowship.

5. Lead members to worship.
The Sunday School should regularly interpret the biblical teaching on worship and provide materials for use in personal worship. The Sunday School should motivate individuals and families to worship and guide them in doing so.

6. Interpret and undergird the work of the church and the denomination.
The Sunday School should be available to present the goals, plans and activities of the church and the denominations, and to explain their significance. It also means that the Sunday School cooperatively supports the work of the other church ministries and those of the denomination. The Sunday School is an organization that is a part of the church and the denomination.