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Katheryn Haddad teaches 500 WEI students via the Internet. Most of them are Muslims who live in the Middle and Far East.

As winds of violence swirl around the earth, we take comfort in the fact that the Prince of Peace is at work drawing people to himself. God is using WEI

Flowers and trees are blooming, and fresh warm breezes are blowing through East Tennessee. Spring is a reminder that exciting times

Katheryn Maddox Haddad has been teaching a male WEI student in an Asian country via the Internet. This student has looked into the yawning jaws

After thinking about the things that our Iraqi guest told us Sunday, I feel compelled to write about what I believe is our “Macedonian Call.”

WEI students are taught by the most effective form of education known, that is, one to one. Most educational research I’ve read concludes that

hanks to all of you who have participated in helping WEI’s Internet Program grow dramatically during 2009. What a year it has been!

The year 2009 is history. A new decade looms before us, crammed with opportunities for spreading the good news about Christ to every nook and

The Grant Street Church of Christ in Lebanon, Oregon has been teaching WEI postal students for several years, and the Lord has continued

Ed Deckard, a member of the Maryville, Tennessee congregation who teaches WEI Internet students, has just experience the thrill of his life.

Recently, Jean Coleman of Maryville, Tennessee made such a statement in an e-mail to Bob and Jan Towell.