Saturday Bible School
It is important that as believers we continue our studies of Gods Holy Word and the Saturday Bible School is a must for all believers. It is designed as an intermediate level of studying the Word of God.
Likened to a further study course of teaching, it will bring the student on spiritually, giving them more knowledge and understanding of the Word. The teachings and study will help the student to go to a higher level and deeper in the things of God, where revelation will come and lives will be changed.
2 Timothy 2:15 tells us to ‘Be diligent to present ourselves approved to God, a worker who does not need to be ashamed, rightly dividing the Word of truth’.
Dates: Every Saturday throughout September 2019 (07th / 14th / 21st / 28th)
Time: 9.30am – 12.30pm (including coffee break)
Venue: Dunfermline
If you would like to attend the Saturday Bible School then please Register by emailing the church office with your name and further information will be given regards the venue etc.
There is no charge for the Saturday Bible School, however an offering will be received at each of the Saturday mornings.
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