Missions Update: 90% Done!

We've finished our Dios Bible Study on the identity of God!  We wanted to share these images with our loyal readers and contributors before we go into final editing.  While we consider this project 90% done, we will go through and edit it to ensure all grammar and translations are 100% correct before publishing.  Thanks to all who have contributed so far to the development of this project.  If you would still like to assist us, we need donations to publish this Bible Study so that it retains the quality of the design.  You can do so by making a purchase of any of our digital offerings or you can contact us to find out how you can donate directly to this project. 

A picture of our finalized logo. As you can see, the i in Dios doubles a one giving a hint to the subject matter the subject discusses: the identity and oneness of God.

The above images show the lesson front and back.  Each has scriptures typed out to make it easy on the teacher and the student to not have to divert from the handout for the core part of the lesson. We used a yellow border to make the Bible Study have a classic paper look and created shadows around the text to allow the content pop off the page.

Here we have the card that the teacher will present to the student at the end of the lesson.  On the front, we have the logo with the key scripture for this lesson, which ties us to the Bible when examining any topic, especially who God is and His identity and makeup.  On the back, we have some questions for the student to ask themselves once they have digested the lesson.  It is our hope that this lesson and the follow up card will allow the student to engage in a self examination of their life and relationship with God.


Thanks for letting us share this update with you.  Once again, if you would like to help out with the production side of this project you can do so by making a purchase of any of our digital offerings or you can contact us to find out how you can donate directly to this project.  Let us know what you think in the comments and share this with your friends who you think would have an interest in our project.