The company is very responsive. There was an issue with the texting on my phone and I needed the PDF of a study guide. They were able to send it to me through email. Also, in addition to excellen... See more
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Beware this vendor: I thought I made a one-time purchase of bible flashcards for $21.38 in December of 2024. But they charged me the same amount each month from January 2025 until February of 2026... See more
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Quality materials well thought out and presented. Pricing reasonable. Two suggestions. 1) Books of the Bible have some overlap and in order to get the bundle, you can double-up easily. 2) it would... See more
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It is way too small to even read with glasses or even magnifying glass. Very disappointed.
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Teach Sunday School exists to help individuals, families, and churches grow in biblical understanding through thoughtfully designed faith-based learning resources. We create Bible studies, Scripture cards, journals, and educational tools that are meant to be practical, approachable, and easy to use in everyday life. We are a small, independent business with a mission-driven focus. Every product we offer is created in-house with care, prayer, and a deep respect for Scripture. Our resources are used by parents, teachers, small groups, and individuals across the United States and beyond who are looking for meaningful ways to study and apply the Bible. Most of our orders are fulfilled digitally or shipped directly to customers, and while the majority of orders are completed smoothly, we recognize that issues can occasionally arise — including delivery delays, confusion about digital versus physical products, or unmet expectations. When that happens, we genuinely want to make things right. Feedback from customers helps us improve our communication, processes, and products, and we take it seriously. Customer support is handled by a small team, not an automated system, and we aim to respond as promptly and personally as possible. We are continually refining our product descriptions, fulfillment timelines, and post-purchase communication to ensure customers know exactly what to expect. We are grateful to those who choose to use our resources and to those who take the time to share their experience. Our goal is always to serve with integrity, clarity, and care.
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SNEAKY BUSINESS!! :(
Just like other reviews I had no idea I was signing up for a subscription. I just wanted to order one printable for my granddaughters.
January 19, 2023
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Hidden Subscription Fraud from Christian Website!!
I purchased a $5 bible timeline to download and print for my Sunday school kids to color and was tricked into being automatically billed for a subscription I wasn't aware of. As I go back and look at the website I see that many tactics were used to hide and distract from the fact that there was an automatic subscription including putting it in the fine print, making other words larger, bold, and colored.
Not only do they scam you with one hidden $19.99 subscription but after checkout, they try to upsell you on another $1 product that has another hidden subscription for $19.00.
It's absolutely disgusting that a Christian Sunday School company is scamming people like this. I can't even believe it!
The most damning thing they did was try to defraud me by doctoring my receipt. When I tried to ask for a refund they sent me an edited receipt that had the words “Recurring Sale Notice”. The receipt I received did not say “Recurring Sale Notice”. I have attached screenshots of this.
January 22, 2022
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I bought a $9 set of printable Bible…
I bought a $9 set of printable Bible bookmarks from this teachsundayschool.com site, using Paypal to pay, and a month later got an automatic $19.99 charged to Paypal for "KidMin Power Pack," which I have no idea what it was. I called the 800 number for this company shown on my Paypal account and was able to get the charge refunded and the "future monthly payments" stopped. I was told the KidMin Power Pack was a "bonus" that came along with the Bible bookmarks for $19.99/mo, but the service rep couldn't even tell me what the "KidMin Power Pack" is. I told her is sounded like a backup battery to charge a device and I had ordered no such thing, nor authorized any "bonus" costing $19.99 per month. Sounds like a scam to me. She did agree to refund my $19.99 and cancel the "subscription," whatever that was.
March 18, 2022
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