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This research analyzes the phenomenon of abortion in the context of modernization, emphasizing the Biblical perspective. Through a literature review and analysis of relevant Bible verses, this research aims to understand the Bible's view on abortion and its implications in an increasingly plural and complex modern society. This study will also explore how Biblical values ​​can provide an ethical basis for dealing with moral dilemmas related to abortion

The Jacob Children's Community is a service initiative that was formed as a response to the challenges faced by children in the Silangkitang area after the COVID-19 pandemic. The main focus of this community is to provide holistic education that includes academic, spiritual and character building aspects. The facilitators try to overcome the impact of social isolation and dependence on devices experienced by children by holding teaching activities, Bible studies, as well as moral and environmental awareness training. Through inclusive and love-based methods, this community plays an important role in forming a generation that is not only intelligent, but also has character and cares about the surrounding environment. This article discusses theological reflections on the services carried out in this community, referring to Biblical values ​​and the views of theologians such as John Wesley and Dietrich Bonhoeffer, who emphasized the importance of education as a means of forming faith and character. The Jacob's Children Community makes a significant contribution in facing post-pandemic social challenges by educating and developing children through a comprehensive and loving approach.

Sunday School or what is called children's ministry, is the basis for preparing the church generation in the future. Instilling Biblical values ​​and forming the character of Christ are crucial in teaching Sunday school. That is why the creation of a curriculum as a better teaching program is very necessary. The purpose of this article is primarily to build awareness of the importance of the Sunday school teaching curriculum in order to form children's characters that are similar to Christ. The method used in this study is quantitative with a population of the Immanuel Kids Community Semarang child pastor. The researcher found how the curriculum really helps learning to be more focused and can achieve targets well, so it is recommended that the provision of the curriculum can be immediately applied to Sunday schools in local churches.

The role of Christian religious education teachers is crucial in guiding teenagers to use gadgets wisely and in line with Christian teachings. Uncontrollable use of gadgets can lead to addiction, which in turn can damage the understanding of Christian values and moral behavior of adolescents. The purpose of this study is to determine the role of Christian Religious Education Teachers in Preventing Gadget Addiction in Teenagers. The results of this study show that (1) Christian Religious Education teachers have a very important role in helping adolescents understand and overcome the problem of gadget addiction through moral and spiritual education based on biblical values. (2) Christian Religious Education teachers need to collaborate with parents in preventing and overcoming gadget addiction in adolescents (3) Christian Religious Education teachers, play a role in guiding adolescents in dealing with the use of gadgets wisely, as well as highlighting strategies that can be used to achieve this goal including effective communication. Thus, Christian Religious Education Teachers as a foundation in overcoming and building awareness of adolescents so that adolescents are not affected in the excessive use of gadgets. 

This study tested the effectiveness of an interactive learning model in improving children's understanding of biblical values. With a quasiexperimental design, the study involved 120 elementary school students in three churches. The results showed that interactive approaches, such as roleplaying and group discussions, improved students' retention and engagement. This study suggests the application of an experiential learning model for Christian religious education.