Charis Bible College Launches Online Platform for Its Alumni
In a move to keep its alumni community connected and engaged, Charis Bible College founded by renowned evangelist Andrew Wommack has launched a new online platform for its alumni.
Announced on social media, the platform aims to provide graduates with ongoing access to the college’s resources, teachings, and events.
“As this next school year begins, a new batch of students will be completely transformed through the renewing of their minds in the Word of God,” Andrew Wommack shares. “But what about those who have already graduated and are no longer hearing this amazing teaching 4 hours a day, 5 days a week? We recently sat down with our Charis Alumni Team to learn about the launch of a new and improved online platform for Charis graduates.”
The platform, which will provide alumni with continual access to the revelations of Charis instructors, aims to ensure that the spiritual growth and transformation experienced within the classroom can continue long after graduation. Thousands of alumni will now be able to revisit and deepen their understanding of the Word of God through this innovative online resource.
The online platform will feature a variety of resources, including video lectures, study materials, and opportunities for connection with other alumni. By providing a virtual community, Charis hopes to foster a sense of belonging and support among its graduates.
More information about the new online platform and how to access it can be found on their website.
Founded in 1994, Charist Bible College is a renowned institution that equips individuals with a deep understanding of the Word of God. With a strong emphasis on practical application and spiritual growth, Charis provides a transformative learning environment for those seeking to deepen their relationship with Christ.
The college offers a comprehensive curriculum that covers a wide range of biblical topics. In addition to classroom instruction, Charis provides ample opportunities for hands-on training and ministry experience, allowing students to apply their learning in a real-world setting.
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