George Barlow
Austin, TX
Chief Advancement Officer
Investing in World Bible School can be a meaningful way to support the spread of the Gospel and the making of disciples globally. As you take this to the Lord in prayer, below is some helpful information that will assist you as you invest with discernment.
Mission: WBS aims to share Jesus with the world by motivating and equipping Christians to use interactive Bible studies effectively. We are committed to New Testament Christianity and have emphasized biblical teaching and discipleship for over 51 years.
#1 – Mission Alignment
Biblical Foundation: In our commitment to New Testament Christianity, we ensure our curriculum and conduct aligns with sound biblical teachings.
Global Impact: WBS focuses on spreading the Gospel worldwide, reaching people from diverse backgrounds with the message of Jesus Christ.
#2 – Transparency and Accountability
Financial Integrity: WBS provides detailed financial reports, showcasing responsible stewardship of resources. Potential donors can review annual reports and audited financial statements.
Accountability: WBS has a structured leadership and a board of directors that maintain high standards of transparency and accountability.
#3 – Impact and Effectiveness
Proven Track Record: WBS has a history of successfully reaching individuals through its Bible study programs. Testimonials and success stories demonstrate the real impact on lives transformed by the Gospel.
Effective Metrics: WBS measures its success through the number of participants in Bible studies, conversions, and the establishment of new disciples
#4 – Community and Volunteer Engagement
Volunteer Network: WBS engages a global network of Christians who volunteer their time and resources to facilitate Bible studies, indicating a strong and active community.
Local and Global Reach: The model of WBS allows for both local involvement and global impact, providing opportunities for personal engagement and broader influence.
#5 – Sustainability
Strategic Planning: WBS has a strategic plan to ensure long-term sustainability and growth, including diversified funding sources and ongoing program development.
Resource Allocation: Funds are allocated efficiently to maximize the impact of Bible study programs and outreach efforts.
#6 – Personal Involvement
Multiple Ways to Contribute: Beyond financial contributions, supporters can engage by becoming volunteer Study Helpers, Mentors and Follow-up workers, promoting WBS in their local congregations, and, most importantly, praying for this good work.
Direct Impact: Personal involvement in our programs allows donors to see firsthand the difference their investment makes in the lives of others.
#1 – Research and Understand WBS
#2 – Engage with World Bible School
#3 – Pray for Guidance
#4 – Consider Long-term Commitment
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