WBS is a tax-exempt 501 (c) 3 charitable organization. As such, WBS relies heavily on the contributions of individuals and churches. Tax-deductible gifts can be small or large, one-time or ongoing. Some have remembered WBS in their wills, leaving a "legacy for the lost." Many churches support WBS in their annual budgets as evangelistic outreach.

WBS attempts to recoup part of its Bible course development costs by providing them to teachers and churches at a nominal charge. This shared cost allows students to study at no cost at all. This income covers only about a third of the expenses for the ministry's programs and services. Opportunities to save many more souls increase daily - as do the related costs of doing so. We trust that God will provide the needed resources - students, teachers, and generous givers - to serve Him well.

A generous gift from you will provide part of the human means necessary to fulfill the mission of WBS. In the simplest of terms, one dollar contributed lets one person start studying the Bible. Contributions to the WBS ministry enable a variety of high-impact activities, including:

While a gift earmarked for a particular purpose is always most welcome, we suggest you allow WBS to use your gift in the area where it is needed the most. Having an adequate supply of unrestricted funds can make the difference in the lives of literally thousands of lives at a time-souls seeking to learn of God through the Bible.

Please send your gift to:

World Bible School
P.O. Box 2169
Cedar Park, Texas 78630 US

Toll free phone (within the U.S.) 800-311-2006
Or call - 512-345-8190

Credit Card Giving - Please call WBS to give with your credit card.

Other Types of Giving - Check the WBS Events calendar for opportunities in your area to learn more about WBS.

Also contact us for more information about other ways to give, such as:

• Annuities
• Trusts
• Nnon-cash assets
• Including WBS in estate planning.

You can email partners@wbschool.org.

1 Approximated from a comparison of annual WBS financial statements and Introduction Lessons sent to new students during that year.
2 Based on data from WBS programs with accurate records on many thousands of students.