Encouragement from India – Dayakar Pandrana, coordinator of Gospel Chariot Ministries in India

 

 

 

 

 

 

By Dayakar Pandrana , church of Christ Anakallpalli

World Bible School

  • WBS is not just a program – It is a global mission in action.
  • WBS works on God’s Word: simple method, strong impact, personal relationship
  • Pure Bible teaching to people across nations, villages, cities, prisons, homes, and hearts; lessons, questions, Follow-up that God uses this to change lives.
  • WBS is a helper, not a competition: It strengthens the local church. It reaches where churches cannot (Mark 16:15).
  • WBS prepares hungry for truth, ready fro baptism, willing to obey scripture (Isaiah 40:3)
  • WBS trains the ordinary members into soul winners.

 

Fruits of WBS:

  • Souls saved, churches planted, leaders raised, faith strengthened, Bible knowledge
  • WBS is like a well in a dry land: People may not see the water immediately but when the bucket goes down, “life comes up.”

 

Goals:

  1. Reach to preachers – 6 districts called UttarAndhra
  2. Conncet with preachers – to connect local churches
  3. Mainly youth in local churches to study and help others study
  4. Every week Follow-up with Study Helper.
  5. We need printed materials in Telugu to start work in all villages.

 

Working with Gospel Chariot Missions and also using World Bible School in different nations.

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