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  1. I have enjoyed BSF in the past. It has grown my faith in God. It also allows for opportunities in leadership.

  2. Robin, I was chuckling as I read your post. I used to attend BSF when I lived in another state when my son was about 4 or 5. He is now 31. I have tried several times to participate in an online Bible study, but have not been disciplined enough (with working full-time) to keep up. I haven’t really thought about BSF in years. Well, early this morning as I was sitting in Chick-fil-a, I noticed a woman sitting in a booth with her highlighter and a three-hole punched “booklet” that looked vaguely familiar. I stopped and asked her if she was doing BSF to which she quickly replied, “I am.” We talked for about 5 minutes or so and she told me they had just started this past Monday night and she invited me to attend. Then, I get to work, turn on my computer and there is your e-mail about, what else but, BSF. Do you get the feeling God is trying to show me something? I do. LOL! If your post wasn’t for anyone else today, it was just for me. Thanks for sharing!!!

  3. Thank you for your good words about BSF! My husband and I uprooted our lives 4 years ago to move to San Antonio for him to work full-time for BSF Headquarters (he oversees all the men’s classes, class administration and leaders retreats). So BSF is very special to us and we think there’s no Bible study like it! Romans will be so great! Have read and loved your books for many years and have also prayed for you for many years! If you’re ever near san antonio, would love to show you around BSF HQ and treat you to lunch! Appreciate you so much!

    1. Oh my goodness, Kelly. My daughter and family lives in Corpus Christi and her husband works in San Antonio. There certainly might be a time when I could come to San Antonio and get that BSF HQ tour. Would love it!

  4. I have attended BSF in the past in other cities there I lived and it was wonderful! Where I live now (Longview, WA) there are no classes nearby.

    1. So sorry that is the case, Bonnie. I have another friend who would dearly love to attend but has no class in her area. I learned today that there is a woman driving for two hours to attend my BSF class. Wow!! That’s driving four hours every Wednesday. And if we have another nasty winter like last year, I hope she stays safe.

  5. My first year of BSF was Revelations! I joined about 400 women. It was an awesome experience that took me 25 years to get around to. It’s a wonderful group and study.

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