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Free Online Bible Degree

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1 Jun

I know not everyone adds the Bible to their school curriculum, but for those who do, here is an option for your high school or college age students (or you!):  Grace Notes:  Diploma in Bible Teaching.

Grace Notes offers training in Biblical Studies.  The curriculum is 100% free and you can look at many of the lessons online.  Your student will complete a lesson, complete a quiz, send the completed quiz to Grace Notes, and thus obtain access to the next lesson and eventually earn a diploma. 

For more information on why Grace Notes is free, how to obtain a degree, and how to complete the courses, go to this informative page.

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  1. Lizzie says

    June 2, 2010 at 10:17 AM

    Wow, Lori thanks so very much. My dh, our oldest and myself are all signing up for Unit one. What a wonderful resource.

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  2. Lizzie says

    June 2, 2010 at 10:18 AM

    Have you thought about creating a button? I have you linked off of our homeschool blog but a button might stand out more.

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