Part Seven:  His co-workers in the movement in turn shouldered the responsibility of continuing the march of the church out of the darkness to emerge back into the Christian world as a leading light, as it was in its golden age. Some of those servants, including the talented young poet and writer Nazeer Gayed, launched a very influential magazine in 1947 which was simply called "Sunday School." In their love for their great teacher, they placed the magazine under his care. The opening editorial written by Dr. Henry el-Khouli gives us a taste of the love and zeal which was transmitted from this great man to his young associates. It begins by saying:

"With a strong hand, the hand of the Almighty God, we publish this 'Sunday School Magazine'... our aim for its publication is not to simply increase the number of what is already published, but to embody our will for the rebirth of our Coptic Community. More than half a century has passed since the call for reformation was echoed by all, but some have not taken one step towards such reform. We have strengthened our resolve to knock on the doors of reform in order to receive a new life..."

By the grace of God, the magazine still publishes till this day after 45 years. Another of his co-workers suggested that a women's committee be established to cater for the activities of young female Sunday School servants, and to ensure that they maintain orthodox teaching. It was also suggested that all Sunday School branches must have the same format and program.

The central committee also observed that there were many young men and women who didn't have a chance to attend Sunday School when they were children, and thus they started "Al gameaa al keptea," preparing a program for them, encompassing spiritual, cultural and recreational services. God also blessed this service and it too became a large movement with numerous branches.