We Teach The Teachers of the Global Impoverished Church

Teach the Story

85% of

Impoverished Church Leaders Have ZERO Formal Education

Mary Grace, a church leader from Uganda, teaches one-hundred women each week. Without knowing Christ through the Bible, how will she reach her people with Jesus’ forgiveness for sin?

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“Engaging in culturally sensitive instruction, Teach the Story is an impactful ministry that helps people appreciate what the Bible is really about and its true meaning.”

— Dr. Darrell Bock,
Senior Research Professor of NT Studies, Dallas Theological Seminary

 

Strengthening The Impoverished Church

In-Person Conferences National-level, denominational leaders coordinate with us to offer their church leaders incredible, in-person, learning experiences. Over a period of five days, we deep dive into a single book with an emphasis on the narra

In-Person Conferences

National-level, denominational leaders coordinate with us to offer their church leaders incredible, in-person, learning experiences. Over a period of five days, we deep dive into a single book with an emphasis on the narrative. By connecting the experiences of the people in the Bible with the church leaders in our audience, we cement what the authors of the Bible are communicating in a way that the church leaders can feel, appreciate, and confidently articulate.

One-To-One Discipleship There is no substitute for a one-to-one teacher-to-student ratio. From the front-lines of spiritual war and in fragile situations, we select church leaders with humble hearts and pining minds to join us in weekly one-on-

One-To-One Discipleship

There is no substitute for a one-to-one teacher-to-student ratio. From the front-lines of spiritual war and in fragile situations, we select church leaders with humble hearts and pining minds to join us in weekly one-on-one discipleship. Through multi-year discipleship, we are best able to help leaders develop a more productive understanding of Scripture, a more cohesive Christian worldview, and a deeper understanding of what it means to follow Jesus well.

Local Leader Partnerships For the select few indigenous church leaders who work with us full-time, we build lifetime relationships which entail a lifetime of empowerment. Our leaders work hard and are rewarded with the necessary resources to ca

Local Leader Partnerships

For the select few indigenous church leaders who work with us full-time, we build lifetime relationships which entail a lifetime of empowerment. Our leaders work hard and are rewarded with the necessary resources to care for their families, continually develop themselves, and run their ministries well. We strive to empower them so that they don’t merely survive in harsh places but rather thrive at home, in their community, and the leadership of their church.

 

Rev. Joseph Caesar Boulous. Secretary of ECWA, Jos, Nigeria.