Bible teacher in Nakuru
Reading the Bible together, one Wednesday at a time
I'm Boaz. I'm 72 and I live in Nakuru. I write a weekly Bible letter, lead a small group at my table and cook with our church kitchen on Saturdays. I sell study guides and reading plans.
A year of reading, month by month
The plan I follow in 2026: an Old Testament book, a psalm, a Gospel or a letter, and the evenings with the group. Pick a bar to read the letter or get the guide.
- Reading plan
- A guide you can get
- Alongside, or to catch up
Old Testament
- Genesis and ExodusJanuary to mid-March
- Joshua to KingsMid-March to June
- Isaiah to MalachiJuly to October
- Catch-up weeksNovember and December
Psalms and wisdom
- Psalms, a few each weekAll year
- ProverbsApril
- JobSeptember to mid-October
Gospels
- MarkAsh Wednesday to EasterLukeAdvent
- MatthewMay to June
- JohnSeptember to October
Letters
- RomansJanuary to February
- CorinthiansApril to May
- Galatians to ColossiansJune to July
- Hebrews and JamesMid-August to October
- RevelationMid-October to November
Small group
Latest letters
ReadingReading one page of the Bible slowly
One page, three readings aloud, and a pencil. What I notice the third time that I missed the first.
StudyWhat four weeks in Ruth taught our group
Four Thursday evenings with a short book and a pot of tea, and the questions that kept us talking.
PrayerA prayer walk, one road and one verse
The dirt road I walk at six every morning, the one verse I carry and what I pray for on the way.
ReadingHow I plan a year of Bible reading
Why my plan has catch-up weeks, how I split the books across the months and where most people stop.
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Hello, I’m Boaz
I'm Boaz. I taught school for thirty-four years and I have lived in Nakuru all my life. These days I walk the road near my house at six every morning, lead a small group on Thursday evenings and cook with the church kitchen on Saturdays.
I began writing a letter each week so that people in the group who missed an evening could still read along. It went from eight people to a few thousand, and it is still just a page of the Bible, a few thoughts and a question.
I sell the study guides and reading plans I make for the group, and two short video courses. They are written for ordinary people with jobs and families, not for scholars.