Laypersons Bible School
Every believer wants to grow in the things of God, which is why the curriculum of Laypersons is made with your personal growth in Christ in mind. The purpose of Laypersons Bible School is to allow every believer a pathway to grow in Christ, through esteeming the word of God through discipleship.
It doesn't matter when you last sat in an organized class. The lessons are down-to-earth, relevant, and can be applied to your life now! Don’t worry if you haven’t been in school for a while. Our focus is teaching you the word of God to apply to your life TODAY!
More About Laypersons Bible School
Laypersons Bible School is an extension of the Laypersons Bible School founded by Rev. Keith A. Butler - bishop and founder of Word of Faith International Christian Center in Southfield, Michigan. Its purpose is to give laypersons and lay-ministers a basic working knowledge of the truths of the Bible. The two-year school (August – May) is a systematic Bible study course. It will give you a detailed study of your authority as a believer in Jesus Christ. Laypersons meets on Tuesday nights from 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Enroll - Get credit for the classes you take to count towards receiving your certificate/diploma at the end of completing the curriculum.
Audit - Be our guest and feel free to sit in on classes as your schedule allows. You will not be required to take any tests or complete assignments, and you will not receive credit for the class you sit in on.
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Who can take classes? - Anyone can start Laypersons at the beginning of a new class. Classes are usually four weeks in length, and you will have the choice of whether you want to enroll or simply audit the class.
Already a student? Make sure you have an account at LaypersonsBibleSchool.com.
