Christian Workers' Courses

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For some years we have had courses of study for Christian Workers, based around our audio and printed resources and the weekly classes.

Certain subjects can be done by Correspondence, with a personal tutor. Certificates are awarded for each subject completed, and a Course Certificate on completion of eight subjects.

The Certificates have no academic accreditation but will indicate materials covered. There is no Government assistance in doing such courses.

The real question is, 'Do I just want to know the Scriptures, and will such a course equip me to know the truth of God, and help me in my life?' The answer is clearly, 'Yes'.

The course followed is for its own sake and not for earning special qualifications. It has its own delight, its thrill as the truth opens up, more and more.

You might ask, 'Who would want to do such a course when there is no special accreditation and no Government aid?' The answer could be, 'There are many who for years have sat at the feet of teachers, used what they gained in the ministry of their lives to others, and who want biblical truth for its own sake. They delight in the Word for itself. Mystery upon mystery opens up.'

Many who have attended our teaching ministry have said that it has transformed their lives and they are alive with the knowledge of the grace of God, His love, and the grand future He has placed before them.

Many simply like to receive from teachers in their churches and our classes, with a view to sharing life with all.

We want to urge you to think of doing studies for their own sake. At the least they will make you biblically knowledgeable, and give you deep understanding which will help you should you undertake further studies which are in a college, seminary or university. At most they will open up the world of the Kingdom of God, life in the church, and ministry to the needy.

Many have testified to this special value. Others have developed the ability to study the Word and to find the beautiful truth and life which is in it. Many simply like to receive from teachers in their churches and our classes, with a view to sharing life with all. They find a freedom in life through this.

By all means, then, let us study all of the Scriptures. In the early church they did this without even possessing Old Testaments and New Testaments, but through hearing apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors and teachers, and sharing the good news amongst themselves and out in the society in which they lived. 

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