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What kind of relationship do you have with your WBS students?

I have several students who have included their wives or husbands in the course, so I have been fortunate to have about 5 couples at this time. It has been a wonderful experience to work with both parties of a relationship and help them grow together in their knowledge about God, and to grow together in their spiritual lives. This is one of my favorite parts - to help the couples work towards a goal as individuals while strengthening them as a couple as well.

by Genny DeRose
London, Kentucky

I have students in every continent except Antarctica and have made some wonderful friends as we share together and study together.

by Adrienne Caughfield
Richardson, Texas

One of my first students was from China and though she has completed all of the lessons, we still correspond. She has even called me two times. I have found there are many things we have in common no matter where the students are from. The love of the Bible and God is the main thing.

by Pam Cummings
Carlsbad, New Mexico

I have one man that was raised in the church but decided not to attend at all. He had two daughters and they were grown with families of their own. One of the daughters asked him to study the Bible and he did. His wife and daughters had stayed faithful. He was so eager to learn more and he was such an interesting man to visit with. I felt he blessed my life by being able to study with him. I grew with each of his lessons. I get so excited when I open my email and find I have new students. I look forward to being able to grow with them. I highly recommend to anyone to become a teacher and enjoy getting to visit and study with people all over the world. I know I would not have been able to meet and study with so many if it weren't for World Bible School . Thank you again.

by Pat Stamps
Panhandle, Texas