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Charles Mungu suffers from heart dis- ease and other health problems, but he is a ball of fire. About a year ago, he asked if he could use WEI materials in his out- reach…

A WEI student in Sierra Leone, expresses his gratitude to WEI for rescuing him from a life of sin:

“Hello, my name is Solomon Charlie. I’m Sierra Leonean. I’m very grateful and happy to find myself in WEI doing Bible and English courses. Honestly, my life has changed entirely, because I was a fornicator. This sin has been in my life for the past 10 years.

In the current issue of World Radio News, Steve Cate and Daniel Setiabudi write: “Several of our radio listeners come to us because we teach English as a second language using World English Institute materials. These materials use the English Bible as a text, and many find Jesus as they study.”

WEI Internet teacher, Virginia McPeak of Orangevale, California, is thrilled over the baptism of her student, Ewelina Bielaszewska. Ewelina moved from Poland to London, England last year.

Virginia writes, “Ewelina has been a WEI student since July 2014. She had a strong and sincere faith in God and was happy to improve her English by studying the WEI lessons from the English Bible.”

Prabhu Kumar is the director of WEI-India, and he oversees the operation of twenty-eight WEI schools, mostly in the state of Andhra Pradesh. These schools are taught by twenty-eight Indian national Christians who teach weekly classes at church buildings in villages, towns, and cities. In 2015, there were 107 baptisms as a direct result of these WEI schools.

More and more national preachers around the globe are using WEI in their local outreach ministries, and they are leading numerous people to Christ.

The WEI Internet ministry continues to grow and, yes, we still need more teachers. Maybe you are asking yourself, “Do we really make a

In his Sermon on the Mount, Jesus said to his followers, “You are the light of the world.” In the original Greek text, “You” is in the emphatic position meaning,

It is an honor and privilege for me to use my column this quarter to introduce to you the newest member of our staff at WEI. For the last

Aniefiok has asked us to assign each member of the WEI Mission Team to an American teacher so that the team will be thoroughly familiar with the

Snezana Benitez is one of the sweetest, most dedicated Christian women you will ever meet. She was born in Bosnia, educated at Harding University, and served as a missionary in China before meeting and marrying Byron Benitez, missionary in Guatemala City.

On November 1, 2015, Lee Allen (elder, family man, and missionary at heart) joined the WEI staff as Director of Development and Support.