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• Members could dress in the styles of another country of the world.
• Its a great day to emphasize foreign missions and multicultural ministry. Have a missionary speak.
• Prizes could be given to the most authentic, most unusual, and most colorful costume.

• Everyone dresses western.
• Offer pony rides for the kids.
• Do a drawing (gift card to local Western store, western hat, etc.).
• Provide a western photo staging area with backdrop for families and individuals to make pictures.

• Retrace the local churchs beginnings honoring the founder and all previous pastors.
• Members can dress in old-fashioned attire with a potluck after service.
• This is a great time to build a scrapbook by collecting pictures from the older members. This collection of materials can be posted on the churchs website.

•  Preach a sermon on the value of Gods Word.
• Give Word Aflame Bibles to adult visitors. Give small NTs to children.
• Organize a church-wide sword drill and have the final drill before the entire church on Sunday morning.
•  Have children quote verses they have learned from Sunday school.
• Decorate the church with Bible themes: scrolls, Hebrew and Greek letters, scribes, appropriate verses from the Bible, and so forth.
•  Present a special gift to honor everyone who has read the Bible through.

• Have children participate in the service as ushers, special singing, verse quoting, leading in prayer, and so forth.
• Arrange for the childrens choir to sing and or present a play.
• Have a childrens evangelist preach.
• Make the day special for children. Help build good memories about the church.

• Honor the Sunday school teachers who have been teaching the longest (i.e., five years or more).
• Honor teachers who have completed the Teacher Certification program.
• Honor students who have been members of the Sunday school their entire lives.
• Honor those with perfect attendance for one year or longer.