Introducing Foundations21
How do we take people beyond an introduction to the Christian faith? How do we feed people who are hungry to know more and to explore their faith more deeply? How do we embrace life-long learning as part of the regular rhythm of our own Christian lives? How do we include people who would like to be part of mid-week groups, but can't - due to travel, work, or family commitments?
Foundations21 could be part of the solution. It's BRF's free online resource for Christian lifelong learning and discipleship. It's a unique resource for people to use alongside the Bible to enable them to move forward in their discipleship journey. It enables users to explore twelve key discipleship themes, with a choice of four pathways to follow through the material, each designed to suit a different learning style.
Bringing together a wealth of different resources, Foundations21 creates an immersive experience. With daily devotional material, text to read, videos to watch, links to other websites, reflection exercises and much, much more, Foundations21 makes the most of these opportunities to provide a rich blended learning approach for anyone who wants to go further and deeper in their understanding of their faith and their experience of God.
Getting going with Foundations21
If you would like to explore Foundations21 for yourself, visit www.foundations21.net.
Adrian Plass introduces Foundations21
Supporting Foundations21
Through Foundations21 we want to make a difference and to change lives. We know that Foundations21 is already making a real impact on individual lives - many of those who are already using it have told us so! Several thousand people have already registered and each month more and more people sign up to use the resource.
BRF is grateful to the charitable trusts and individuals who have shared the vision for Foundations21 and so generously supported it financially to bring it this far. Foundations21 is one of BRF's core ministries and as such needs funding support to enable us to sustain its annual running and further development costs. Our hope is that those who benefit from it being freely available will catch the vision for how it may resource others, and support us going forward as part of their own giving.
Foundations21 doesn't generate any income itself and so we are dependent each year on the financial support of those that share the vision for this ministry. Can you help us to secure the £100,000 funding needed to cover the annual running costs (including web hosting, technical support, content creation and staffing costs)?
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