AWEIL FREE BIBLE COURSES CENTER

AWEIL FREE BIBLE COURSES CENTER

By Daniel Gains, OCEAN BRIDGE MANAGER

AWEIL FREE BIBLE COURSES CENTER
Total Active Students: 135

The Lord continues to add to His church at Free Bible Centre!

135 students are actively studying God’s Word through WBS courses and are growing in knowledge and faith.

Current Course Distribution:

Course 2: God Has Spoken – 60 students. New students learning how God reveals Himself through His Word. Foundation course building strong faith.

Course 4: Knowing Jesus – 51 students. Students studying the life, death, and resurrection of Christ. Learning that Jesus is the Way, Truth, and Life John 14:6.

Course 6: Family of God – 24 students Advanced students learning about the church, worship, and how Christians live together as God’s family.

All 135 students are continuing with their courses. They all attended and students are asking deep questions.

No dropouts this quarter.

“Let us not grow weary in doing good.”

Galatians 6:9

 

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