Christian Religious Education Strategies for Early Childhood in Fostering Knowledge of God in Schools

  • Setiawan R
  • Saukotta D
  • Risakotta M
  • et al.
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Abstract

This study aims to identify and analyze Christian religious education strategies that are effective in fostering knowledge of God in early childhood. Early childhood is a critical phase of development in which the foundations of character and moral values are formed. Christian religious education at this stage is considered an important factor in shaping a child's understanding of the existence of God. This study explores effective strategies of Christian religious education targeted at early childhood, with an emphasis on instilling a deep understanding of God. The aim is to provide practical insights and guidance for educators and stakeholders investing in the spiritual development of young learners. This research uses a qualitative approach with literature research methods. Recognizing the formative nature of early experiences, the focus is on creating an environment that encourages spiritual growth, instills Christian values, and fosters a personal relationship with God. This exploration advocates the integration of age-appropriate methods, engaging activities, and supportive communities to build a strong foundation for the development of a child's understanding of God in the school environment.

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Setiawan, R., Saukotta, D. F., Risakotta, M. L., & Tanasyah, Y. (2024). Christian Religious Education Strategies for Early Childhood in Fostering Knowledge of God in Schools. Journal of Religious and Socio-Cultural, 4(2), 146–160. https://doi.org/10.46362/jrsc.v4i2.209

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