BEE Korea

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions & Information

Getting started

QHow do I apply for a course?

Course applications, classes, attendance and assignments are all in the BEE Academy System (LMS). If you have no account, please sign up first and then apply.

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QCommon Terminology
Diplomas
Diplomas: DPM (Diploma in Practical Ministry), DCL (Diploma in Church Leadership), DBS (Diploma in Bible Studies)
Subject abbreviations
Subject Abbreviations: G (Galatians), R (Romans), CL (The Christian Life), ED1/ED2 (Evangelism & Discipleship), CM (Christian Marriage), CF (Christian Parenting)

Courses and gatherings

QWhat is OBA (Onnuri BEE Academy)?

OBA is a one-year BEE seminar course conducted at Onnuri Church. It includes Galatians, Romans, and The Christian Life, along with an enrollment ceremony, completion ceremony, and retreat. It is offered once each in the first and second halves of the year.

QWhat is OBC (Onnuri Bible Club)?

OBC is a nurturing program conducted at Onnuri Church. Required courses include Galatians, Romans, The Character of God, and the Gospel of John. Christian Marriage is an elective.

QWhat is the Saturday Prayer Meeting?

Every Saturday, we pray for mission fields at two locations: Onnuri Church Seobitgong and Onnuri Church Yangjae. Start: Saturday 6:30 AM. Open to everyone. Locations: Onnuri Church Seobitgong Handong Hall, Onnuri Church Yangjae Vision Hall B.

QWhat is Rainy Wednesday?

BEE Korea has a newsletter team. This team provides news articles worth sharing to BEE Korea members and those who wish to receive updates. It is called Rainy Wednesday because the BEE newsletter is delivered every Wednesday at 2 PM.

QWhat is an Outreach?

BEE Korea has ongoing short-term ministry opportunities. Facilitators who can lead in English or the local language can lead seminars, and partial financial support is provided for short-term ministry.

QWhat is Luce?

Luce is the choir team within BEE Korea's worship committee. They perform special music at BEE Korea events and are active in short-term ministry.

Becoming a facilitator

In BEE, those who learn go on to teach. This is the path from student to facilitator.

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    What is FTS?

    FTS stands for Facilitator Training School.

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    FTS Qualifications

    Students who have completed at least 5 courses including Galatians, Romans, and The Christian Life among BEE Korea courses are screened for seminar recommendations. Those with 3 or more recommendations are selected as FTS candidates and sent an invitation email.

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    FTS Enrollment and Graduation

    Students who receive the FTS invitation email may apply. Failure to attend the enrollment or graduation ceremony results in incomplete status. FTS consists of a total of 16 weeks.

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    What is FA (Facilitator Assistant)?

    Students who complete FTS are qualified as Facilitator Assistants (FA). FAs assist Facilitators (FT) in conducting seminars and must lead at least 1 lesson. FAs submit a lesson plan to the FT for each lesson. FAs who successfully serve in 2 or more courses are given the opportunity to become Training Ministers.

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    What is TF (Training Minister)?

    Facilitator Assistants given the opportunity to become Training Ministers receive an application form from BEE Korea headquarters via email. A committee is formed to review applications and FA evaluations to confirm qualifications and select Training Ministers. Training Ministers gain full membership in BEE Korea with its obligations and benefits.

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    What is FT (Facilitator)?

    Training Ministers given the opportunity to become Facilitators receive a ministry application form from BEE Korea headquarters via email. Submitted applications are reviewed by a committee and Facilitators are selected. Facilitators are qualified to lead all courses and are full members of BEE Korea.

Full membership

Full Member Qualifications

BEE Korea's Training Ministers (TF) and Facilitators (FT) have the obligations and benefits of full membership.

Full Member Obligations (Dues)

Full members must pay monthly dues of at least 30,000 KRW.

Full Member Benefits

  • Receive one textbook once per course when attending or leading a seminar.
  • Receive a mission fee deduction when attending seminars.