Yes — Les Feldick makes the Bible study programs available primarily as low-cost videotapes and matching printed transcription books, with free copies for prisoners and missionaries.
The programs are recorded onto six-hour videotapes that contain 12 half-hour lessons and mailed postage-paid for $30, with an earlier price of $25 mentioned in some clips. Each tape is transcribed into a little book sent postage-paid for $6. Viewers can order by calling the 800 number or writing to PO Box 55155, and local Bible classes in eastern Oklahoma provide additional in-person access.
The transcript evidence provided does not include a direct Bible passage about the distribution or availability of Bible study programs. This is a practical ministry question rather than a doctrinal one, and the clips focus on how Les makes his teaching available through tapes, books, and classes. Scripture is the content of the teaching itself, but no specific verses on program distribution were cited in the evidence.
Les tells viewers that all the past programs are available on videotape. To make them affordable, 12 half-hour programs are placed on a single six-hour tape. The tapes are mailed postage-paid for $30, and an earlier announcement listed the price at $25. He explains that the ministry does not try to make a profit and that no one underwrites them; the price is meant to cover costs.
Les announces that all the programs are available on videotape and that 12 half-hour programs are placed on one six-hour tape to control cost. In addition to the videos, volunteers have transcribed the teaching into printed booklets, so every tape has a corresponding little book. By the time of these recordings, books numbered 1 through 10 were available, with more being transcribed into print.
The six-hour tape containing 12 programs is mailed postage-paid for $30. Earlier clips mention a $25 price, and Les says the ministry had to raise it because the previous amount was not covering postage. The matching printed booklet is sent postage-paid for $6. Les repeatedly states that they do not try to make a profit and that the ministry is not underwritten by any group, so the prices simply help cover costs.
Viewers are told to call the 800 number shown on the screen or write to PO Box 55155, and the ministry will be back in touch. Les welcomes letters and questions. Prisoners who write in receive the books free, and missionaries using them overseas also receive them free. He also notes that many people are setting up home Bible studies using both the tapes and the books, playing a half-hour program while students follow in the book.
In addition to recorded programs and books, Les invites people to come to informal, non-denominational Bible classes in eastern Oklahoma. He mentions classes in McAlester, Wilberton, Tahlequah, and Tulsa, and says callers can get the times and places through the 800 number. Studio taping sessions in the Tulsa area are also open to people who would like to come in and participate.
Programs Available on Tape
Les confirms every program is available on tape and says the goal is to make them affordable to almost everyone.
Tape and Book Pricing; Free Copies for Prisons and Missions
Les explains that 12 programs are on one six-hour tape, mailed postage-paid for $30, and the matching books are $6; prisoners and missionaries receive them free.
Transcribed Books and Home Bible Studies
Les points out that every tape has a corresponding booklet and that people are setting up home Bible studies using both the tapes and the books.
Ordering Information and Oklahoma Classes
Les gives the 800 number and PO Box 55155 for orders and mentions classes in McAlester, Wilberton, Tahlequah, and Tulsa.
Videos and Printed Books Without Profit
Les says the ministry does not try to make anything on the materials, mentions books numbered 1 through 10, and notes volunteers are transcribing the programs into print.
Volunteer Transcription and Booklet Demand
Les says volunteers have transcribed all programs into printed booklets and gives an example of 200 booklets going quickly at a meeting.
Videotapes, Print, and Open Taping Sessions
Les mentions that all past programs are on videotape and in print, the materials are used in Sunday schools and prisons, and Tulsa-area people can join the taping sessions.
Current Postage-Paid Price
Les again says 12 programs are on a six-hour video and can be sent postage-paid for $30, while local hand-delivered copies may be cheaper.
Call the 800 number shown on the screen or write to PO Box 55155, and the ministry will respond. The six-hour tape containing 12 programs is mailed postage-paid for $30. Prisoners and missionaries can write and receive free copies.
Each video tape has a matching transcription booklet that is sent postage-paid for $6. By the time of these clips, books numbered 1 through 10 were already available, with more being transcribed into print.
No. Les says they do not try to make anything on the tapes or books and no one underwrites the ministry. The prices are intended to cover costs, and the Lord provides what is needed.
Classes are held in eastern Oklahoma locations including McAlester, Wilberton, Tahlequah, and Tulsa. People in the Tulsa area can also call about joining the informal, non-denominational studio taping sessions.
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