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Year Each BICA School Started 1. 1998 – Honduras 2. 2004 – Guatemala

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Page 1: Year Each BICA School Started 1. 1998 – Honduras 2. 2004 – Guatemala 3. 2008 - Nicaragua

Year Each BICA School Started

1. 1998 – Honduras

2. 2004 – Guatemala

3. 2008 - Nicaragua

Page 2: Year Each BICA School Started 1. 1998 – Honduras 2. 2004 – Guatemala 3. 2008 - Nicaragua

Biblical Institute of Central America (BICA)Two Year School

- Every Book of the Bible- Heavy on Evangelism Classes- 7 – 8 hour days of classes M – F- Practice Preaching in Daily Devotions- Lead Singing in Daily Devotions- 20 week long campaigns – door knocking/teaching the

word – every BICA grad will have done about 600 Bible studies in two years

- Weekends – 2 by 2 work with churches – teaching others to teach others, preach and knock doors

- Cost: Single $400 a month and Married $580 a month

Page 3: Year Each BICA School Started 1. 1998 – Honduras 2. 2004 – Guatemala 3. 2008 - Nicaragua

Based on making 3 disciples yearly – II Tim. 2:2 - multiply/illustrated

G TT T

YRT

GG BICA Graduate

Teachers of the Gospel

Year 1 – BICA Graduate teaches 3 people to teach others the gospel = 4 total teachers

Year 2 – 4 teachers of the gospel teach 3 more people each to teach = 16 total teachers

Year 3 – 16 teachers of the gospel teach 3 more people each to teach = 64 total teachers

Year 4 – 64 teachers of the gospel teach 3 more people each to teach =256 total teachers

Year 5 – 256 teachers of the gospel teach 3 more people each to teach = 1024 total teachers

This chart is based on one graduate. As of the 2015 year-end graduation, BICA will have nearly 450 graduates.

As of the 2015 graduating class, BICA will have nearly 450 graduates who know how to teach other people to teach other people the gospel.

Page 4: Year Each BICA School Started 1. 1998 – Honduras 2. 2004 – Guatemala 3. 2008 - Nicaragua

The Whole World Can be Reached in ONE Generation

YearTeachers of the

Gospel 3 per year

Running Total of Baptisms at 5 per

Year

Average of 300 studies per student

per year

Persons taught to teach others per

year by One Student

0 1 With the 2015

1 4 20 150

3 graduating class,

2 16 80 150 3 BICA is now have

3 64 320 150 3 almost

4 256 1,280 150 3 450

5 1,024 5,120 150 3 graduates.

6 4,096 20,480 150 3

7 16,384 81,920 300 3

8 65,536 327,680 150 3

9 262,144 1,310,720 1500 3

10 1,048,576 5,242,880 150 3

11 4,194,304 20,971,520 150 3

Page 5: Year Each BICA School Started 1. 1998 – Honduras 2. 2004 – Guatemala 3. 2008 - Nicaragua

Year

Running total of people taught to teach others who

each teach 3 others per year

Running Total of Baptisms at 5 per Year per teacher

Average of 150 studies per student

per yearPersons affected by

One Student

12 16,777,216 83,886,080 150 3 Column 2 is

13 67,108,864 335,544,320 150 3 based on a

14 268,435,456 1,342,177,280 150 3 perfect

15 1,073,741,824 5,368,709,120 150 3 Pyramid.

16 4,294,967,296 21,474,836,480 150 3 We realize

2400 49 that the

In Just 15-1/2 years, everyone has heard the Gospel of Jesus Christ using II Tim

2:2

Total studies by one BICA student over 16

years

By teaching 3 others to teach others

Pyramid will not be perfect.

Page 6: Year Each BICA School Started 1. 1998 – Honduras 2. 2004 – Guatemala 3. 2008 - Nicaragua

1 One student teaches three people each year how to present the gospel to other students (II Timothy 2:2)

2 Year two one student teaches three more people how to present the gospel to other students

Still in year two, the three students of the BICA grad also teach three people how to present the gospel to other students

3 These figures are based on II Timothy 2:2 and only count teaching others to teach others how to present the gospel

4 For people living today, baptism is absolutely essential for our salvation. Jesus has provided no other way to

salvation except through Him. We must be buried in the watery grave of baptism in order to be saved. (Mark 16:16 . . .)

5 Teachers of the gospel are shown in the 2nd column. Baptisms are shown in the 3rd column. Let's suppose that each teacher

baptizes just five people per year. BICA students baptize between 15 and 60 people per year while students at the institute.

6 BICA estimates that a student will be a worker in the Lord's Kingdom an average of 40 years spreading the gospel,

self-supported and teaching others to teach others in their own native culture.

7 In reality, every student graduating from BICA will have had over 600 Bible studies

Page 7: Year Each BICA School Started 1. 1998 – Honduras 2. 2004 – Guatemala 3. 2008 - Nicaragua

Contact Information:

Biblical Institute of Central America (BICA) P.O. Box 788 Belton, TX 76513

Executive Director: George W. Hall 11902 Lois Lane Dr Pinehurst, TX 77362 (monthly newsletters, much more) Phone: 281-252-4444 (Best) Cell: 832-318-3654 Board Members:

Rodney Wall 254-541-1768 [email protected]

Ted McKissick 254-718-3030 [email protected]

[email protected]

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Projections – (very conservative)

- By the end of 2015 about 450 graduates

- Most grads are young – projection of 40 years of service each, thus 450 graduates times 40 years = 18,000 years of service (like having 9 people working from the time of Christ until now.) If every year in the 18,000 years the grad and his many disciples only baptize 30 souls a year, this results in 540,000 people being baptized. In those 40 years, the schools should have at the present rate an additional 2,000 grads. (These future grads and their disciples are not counted in the 540,000 souls saved. That number will be many, many times larger.

Page 9: Year Each BICA School Started 1. 1998 – Honduras 2. 2004 – Guatemala 3. 2008 - Nicaragua

An Invitation to Help

We trust God and our brethren to take the gospel to all of the lost.

Please Help!

You and BICA will give God the Glory.