The Book of John
This Media Toolkit is an evolving collection of professionally-designed multimedia resources to equip you as you invite your friends, family, and communities to join in the study of John this Fall.
Welcome
Available In-Person or Online
Agape is an in-depth Bible Study for adults with intellectual disabilities that promotes transformation of hearts through God’s Word while participating in personal study, group discussion and fellowship. Adults with intellectual disabilities appreciate the opportunity to find a place where God’s Word is shared in a way that can be easily understood through adapted curriculum and creative teaching. Agape participants desire to be a part of a caring community that encourages becoming a disciple of Christ.
Agape Participants
- Are 18 years or older.
- Read, write, and communicate, either independently or with help.
- Likely have a job, attend school, or are active in the community, yet need help with activities of daily living.
- Likely have not been exposed to an in-depth Bible study but desire to learn.
- Enjoy connecting with an Agape Leader and fellow Agape and class participants.
- Desire to become confident to study the Word of God in a caring and comfortable environment.
- Aspire to complete weekly study questions.
“So we have come to know and to believe the love that God has for us. God is love, and whoever abides in love abides in God, and God abides in him.” 1 John 4:16 (ESV)
A majority of churches in the United States do not offer an in-depth Bible study for adults with intellectual disabilities.
Adults with intellectual disabilities are an unreached people group. Agape shares the gospel and explains why the Bible still matters today.
Agape offers participants creative teachings that present practical ways to live out their faith.
Who are Agape participants?
What Agape means to Nicholas.
Contact Us
- If you are connected to a CBS class, reach out to your direct CBS shepherd or your class leadership.
- Email the Agape Advisory Team at .
