Frequently Asked Questions

Absolutely. Most WBS Students rely on or prefer to study WBS’ printed lessons by mail. After all, over 4 billion people in the world have no access to the Internet. Even in the U.S., many Students and Study Helpers, alike, prefer printed lessons for convenience and reference.

It’s up to you. You’ll spend 10 to 15 minutes responding to a Student’s completed lesson booklet. Once your teaching effort is fully up and running, each week you could spend from 20 minutes to an hour to as much as you like.

You’re in control. A postal teaching program features seed-planting activity over a long period of time that is easy to manage. If you find you have too many Students, WBS will reassign them to other Study Helpers for you. Too few Students? WBS can get you more.

No. You’ll grade the Student’s multiple choice questions with a printed grading key. The specific Bible passages you need are quoted within each lesson. You’ll also make encouraging comments to their discussion questions and include personal notes. You will, however, have ample opportunity to teach as you encourage.

Yes. Teaching with WBS printed lessons begins with a basic understanding of the system and acquiring a small inventory of WBS lessons. One’s church typically pays for the costs of lessons and mailing.