Sunday school is a time for worshipers of all ages to learn and grow in their faith.
Some of the benefits of Sunday school programs are that they target Biblical learning to a specific age group and that they provide more structure than studying Scriptures on your own.[1]
At some churches, as many as 85% of worship attendees also attend Sunday school,[2] building a strong sense of community, personal connections, and encouragement.[3]
If you’re creating or redesigning a class and need a great name, see our list of class names by age group below or scroll below the list for tips on how to create your own neat class name!
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Adults
Even adults are continually learning and growing!
Adult Sunday school class names should be positive and welcoming, both to those who have grown up in the faith and those who are new to it.
See our ideas below, and find more in our list of church group names for adults.
An Anchor in the Storm
Living Proof
Our Lighthouse
Continuous Joy
Holiness is Calling[4]
Grace Has Found Us[4]
Core Foundation
Awaiting His Guidance[4]
Agape Hearts
Journey With Jesus
Answering the Call
Reflections of Peace
Gleaners[5]
Beacons of Light
Living in His Light
Joy Revelation
Renewed Each Day
A Purposeful Walk
New Every Morning
Purposeful
Significant Faith
Profound Worship
Revelations of Hope
Embracing Worship
Abundant Life Group
The Bible Bunch
The Good Book Gang
Building Hope
Refreshed
Redeemed and Reconciled
Steadfast and Devoted
Filled With Praise
Drawing Close
Building Our Faith
Filled With Joy
Life Parables
Living Way Legacy
Fervent Joy
Gathering With Praise
Insight[5]
Committed to Worship
Trust Renewed
Jesus Seekers
Driven to Praise
New Creations[5]
Scripture Seekers
His Flock[4]
Journey of Insight
Fervent Jubilee
Significant Joy
Hearts Reformed
Glory Days
Filled With Peace
To Glorify Him
Collective Truth Seekers[4]
Anticipating Glory
Enlighten Us
Rekindled
Sacred Journey
Seekers[5]
Gathered in Mercy[4]
Journey to Glory
Soul Guardians
Our Soul Refuge
Commitment to Praise
Impacting Our World
Devoted Prayer Warriors
Daily Praise Journey
Core Worship
Agape Collective
Heirs of Salvation[4]
Tethered in Faith
Solid Faithfulness
The Faithful
Verse Ventures
Scripture Savvy
Jesus Is Enough
Teens
Sunday school classes for teens begin to tackle more complex topics and help teens find their place in the faith and their world.
Our class names for teens reflect a more contemplative class environment than a children’s class. We also provide hopeful names that can inspire teens to devote themselves to their faith.
Light Seekers
Young Worshipers
Team 3:16
Faith Quest
Truth in Unity
Faith Seekers
Three18[6]
Peter 3:18
FM[6]
Follow Me
Trailblazers
Zealous Faith
Ignited
Faith Foundation
Glorify and Grow
Discovering the Word
Jolted
The God Squad
Rock Solid Faith
Standing on Truth
Empowered
Propelled
Victory Resounds
Faith Generation
Lost & Found[6]
L.G.L.P.[6]
Love God Love People
Devoted Disciples
Souls Unswerving
Fired Up
Inquiring Minds
The Followers
Defending Our Faith
Bold for Jesus
Sincere Faith
Rock Solid
Live Wires[7]
Transformed
Standing Firm
Immovable
Souls Ignited
Our Purpose
Shield of Faith
Command Keepers
Walking Wise
Kingdom Oasis
Path to Praise
Solid Praise
Profound Purpose
Faithline
Life Lessons
Freedom in Faith
On the Move[6]
Soul Fire
Undiluted Worship
Being Bold
Unconditional Faith
Souls Ablaze
Life Purpose
Kingdom Trek[8]
Pathfinders
Embracing Hope
Vision of Honor
Youth With Heart
Voyage Through Fire
World Changers
Bold Generation
Thriving in the Light
Radical Refuge
Praise Epidemic
Faith Force
Scripture Squad
Bible Bootcamp
Finding Our Way
Faith & Friendship
Kids
Children’s Sunday school classes provide social connections and learning activities that form a child’s religious foundation.
Our name suggestions will let the kids at your church know that they can expect to have fun while they learn!
Kidventure[9]
Little Fishers
Crowned Kids[10]
Good News Crew
B.L.A.S.T.[11]
Believe, Learn, and Seek Truth
A.R.K.[11]
Amazing Redeemed Kids
Praise Playground
Roundtable Fellowship[7]
Jumping for Jesus
God's Little Wonders[10]
Adventures With Jesus
Bible Adventures
K.O.T.R.[12]
Kids on the Rock
Bible Builders
VictoryKids[10]
Kid's Connections
Little Hearts of Faith
Bible Buccaneers
Reigndrops[10]
C.I.A.[12]
Christians in Action
Sparks
Gospel Adventurers
Precious in His Sight
These Little Lights
Kid's Club
Little Angels
Praise Garden
Children's Church
Learning for Jesus
Starting Point
J.A.M.[12]
Jesus and Me
Bible Club
Footsteps[8]
Gospel Connection
Growing With Jesus
Gospel Safari
Sunday Superheroes
Construction Zone[12]
Little Blessings
Voyagers
First Steps in Faith[13]
Gospel Odyssey
First Steps With Christ
Jesus Loves Us
Kingdom Kids[10]
Letting Our Light Shine
Bridge to Jesus
We've Got Joy!
Reaching Up
Praise Company
Joy in Our Hearts
Little Learners
Faith Flight
Sparks of Faith
Kind Helpers
King's Kids
Happy and We Know It!
Gospel Squad
We Love Jesus!
Bible Buddies
Sharing God's Story
Eyes on Jesus
Reaching for Jesus
Following Jesus
The Jesus Squad
Team Jesus
Worship Quest
First Steps
Yes! to Jesus
Joyful Noises
Children of Praise
Worship Trek
Shine, Shine, Shine
Bible Basics
Adventures in Worship
Praise and Prayers
The Crosswalkers
God's Little Lambs
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How to Create a Great Sunday School Class Name
Taking inspiration from the Bible and other texts you’ll be studying can help inspire your Sunday school class name, but as seen in our list above, class names should also be memorable and inspirational.
The best Sunday school class names will make people look forward to joining the group and taking part in weekly meetings.
Additionally, keep the following tips in mind:
- Use exciting and inspiring words. For kids, words like “adventure” are great — they can help a child become excited about learning and feel like they’re going on a quest each week. For teens and adults, words like “hope,” “honor,” “refuge,” and “peace” can affirm the group members’ faith and help them see their class as a weekly retreat rather than an obligation.
- Keep the name short and catchy. This will make it easy for group members to remember — and easier to say when making plans for the class or inviting potential new members.
- Keep it simple… but not too simple. Names that include too much “insider” jargon can be intimidating for members that are new to the faith, so keep it simple. Names that are too simple, though, like “Women’s Study Group,” are unmemorable and may make it more challenging to attract new members. Try to strike a balance between the two.
- Consider who is taking the class. As you can see in our list above, it’s essential to consider the age group that will be participating in the Sunday school class. A name that’s appropriate for an adult class might not make much sense to elementary-aged children or other young learners.