The Joy of Mentoring in Edification

Escuela Biblica Mundial – Julieth signed up for WBS in Pereira, Columbia and began studying the Master Series courses in Spanish. Seeking more, Julieth asked her Study Helper if they could meet for an in-person Bible study, where she brought her husband, Juan, their three children and nine elderly individuals who lived in a nursing home next door to their house. Julieth and Juan had also been searching for church with “good doctrine”. After further in-person studies, Julieth and Juan were baptized into Christ, surrounded by their new church family.

World Bible School is committed to renewing the church as we reconcile the lost to Christ!

This is the joy of mentoring in edification!

Many congregations have found an effective method for Follow-up by partnering with their missionaries or mission points to host a WBS Seminar or Campaign near many of their Students. Study Helpers will invite their Students to participate, connecting them to the local church. This three day seminar in Uyo, Nigeria concluded with eight baptisms.

Pictured here is Brother Mojima Etokudo with one of our new brothers in Christ.

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