How group work is carried out using the tools of the Bible School Online platform

 
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1. You choose a course and go through it yourself, carefully studying all the details.

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2. Let us know that you want to form a group and lead it as an instructor.

The requirements for an instructor are detailed in the section "How can a leader start working with the platform?".

We agree on all organizational matters and provide you with the platform’s tools for working with the group online.

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3. Together with the group, you choose a day when you will meet and discuss face‑to‑face the material that was studied online during the week.

This way you can provide your flock with quality spiritual food with minimal effort and time.



Our platform’s tools will allow you to:

 
  1. Choose a course and create a group consisting of those whom you invite to study the Bible; 
  2. Track the progress and intensity of course completion for each member of your group; 
  3. Correspond with your group, encouraging participants to complete the course at the pace you desire; 
  4. Create a closed forum (discussion), formulate questions for discussion, and engage the group in a debate on the question you propose; 
  5. At your discretion, give additional assignments to the group for more in‑depth study of biblical truths; 
  6. Conduct webinars in your group (online conferences), discussing the material studied (we are currently working on the technical capabilities).



Why are these tools important?

 

We recognize the importance of studying God’s Word and see our mission as helping people know God through His Word. The school’s tools will help the leader encourage and guide group members in Scripture study. Also, some oversight and accountability stimulate Christians to greater discipline and responsibility.



Advantages of biblical learning on the Bible School Online platform:

 
  • quality Biblical material;
  • a prepared platform for studying Scripture;
  • the minister spends minimal time and effort preparing and leading the group;
  • young people’s interest in new forms of biblical learning;
  • the ability to engage those who spend a lot of time on social networks;
  • the ability to engage those who are too busy to attend small group Bible studies.


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