Good Samaritan Bible Institute
"Go Into The World And Preach The Gospel..."
One of the first ministries that Bob Tyson and the Good Samaritan Baptist Mission started was Bible Training for young men called into the ministry. In 1970, Bob started the first Bible School in Condega, Nicaragua with just a few young men. His purpose from the beginning was to train these men to win their own people to the Lord. Many of the men that graduated from the Bible School in Nicaragua are now starting churches and mission works in Mexico, Costa Rica and Honduras. Everything that the mission does is through the local church and that is why the training of National Pastors is so important to our ministry.
Our Bible School has grown from one room, to a old run down hotel in Nicaragua, to now a beautiful building in Comali, Honduras which will seat over 1,000 people. We have full facilities including dormitories, class rooms, and a large cafeteria for the students. Our favorite day of the year is in November when we celebrate the graduation of the third year Bible School Students. Our Building is packed out with people who come from churches all around Honduras and Nicaragua to celebrate this great day. This is the day when we see Bob Tyson’s vision completed in the lives of these men. One of the rules to enter our school is that you must already be working in a mission or in a church. We want men who are called and are already involved in the ministry. All students are on scholarship and all funds to run this ministry are received from supporters in the United States. This is a great ministry and we ask for your prayers and support. These men leave their families to study God’s Word and they need your support. You cannot imagine what an offering will do to help them in their studies. 
Good Samaritan Institute School Graduation, Comali, Honduras
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