Teaching and Creating with ChatGPT in Sunday School

In 2023, Rev. Neil MacQueen began using AI tools like ChatGPT and Image Creator in his webmaster and content creation and management work at Rotation.org. In 2025, he began sharing how he was using AI with the hope of encouraging others to begin their exploration with these terrific new tools –especially with kids in the classroom.

Neil has posted the following five topics at Rotation.org describing his use and explorations of AI tools -especially as they relate to being used by kids in the classroom.

Using ChatGPT’s “Voice Mode” to Tell and Discuss a Bible Story –and Quiz Your Students!

Using A.I. apps like ChatGPT and Image Creator with Kids to Create Images, Music, Bible Content, and Reflection

Using ChatGPT to Help Create and Improve Sunday School Lesson Plans

Creating Classroom and Lesson Resources using “A.I.” apps like ChatGPT ~ Maps, Puzzles, Images, Games, Songs, and More!

Picking the Right “A.I.” Tool to Use: Getting Started Suggestions for Christian Educators and Teachers

Neil MacQueen is known for exploring creative teaching methods for Sunday School. In 1991, he began experimenting with computers in his Sunday School. That same year, he helped create the Workshop Rotation Model –a different way to organize Sunday School that uses many different approaches, including the use of technology. Neil is especially interested in how kids themselves can use tech in the classroom to increase their engagement, learn, and express their understanding.

In his work with Sunday Software Inc., Neil created and 18 different interactive Bible software programs for kids. He now serves as the webmaster and lead writer at Rotation.org, a website dedicated to creative teaching and the Rotation Model.

In 2023, Neil began using AI tools like ChatGPT and Image Creator in his work at Rotation.org. In 2025, he began sharing how he was using AI with the hope of encouraging others to begin their exploration of these terrific new tools.

Neil is a Presbyterian minister (PCUSA) specializing in Christian education and creative resources. He is an internationally recognized expert in the Workshop Rotation Model and the use of technology in Sunday School. A graduate of Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary and The Ohio State University, Neil had dedicated his life to the development and support of creative approaches to attracting and teaching kids in Sunday School.