As a Study Helper with World Bible School, you make a lasting impact by sharing God’s Word with perseverance and love. Every lesson you grade and comment on sows the seed of the Gospel into hearts that may never have heard it otherwise. Your commitment and patience, even when results aren’t immediate or apparent, reflect the faithful endurance God calls us to. Remember, your efforts are never in vain—God promises a harvest in due time. Keep planting, keep teaching, and trust that lives are being transformed through your ministry.
Here’s an overview of June’s online activity:
Online Registrations
Online Activity
Online Follow-up Activity
As a reminder these are only Follow-up activity reported through our online Follow-up system. We have many more stories of baptisms and connections like the one below. If you have a story of a Student you would like to share, with the Student’s permission, email us at help@worldbibleschool.net.
Bruce Is More Than a Number
WBS App Student, Bruce, asked his Study Helper, Steve, for assistance in getting baptized. Steve submitted Bruce for Follow-up and WBS Follow-up Partner, Lazarus, who also works with Gospel Chariot Missions, made arrangements for Bruce to be baptized. Lazarus baptized Bruce on June 20, 2025 in Limpopo, South Africa. Lazarus said, “We praise God, we will continue praying for him and study with him where possible. We thank God for the collaborative efforts of Gospel Chariot Missions and World Bible School in reaching the lost.” We love the joy Bruce displays as he is baptized. May this remind all of us of the joy we have been given because of Jesus and His forgiveness given to those of us who obey Him and live faithfully. Please pray for Bruce as he begins his life in Christ.
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