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Teacher portal

This is a read-only demo with sample content so you can see what the teacher portal looks like. Nothing here is saved. Back to teachers.

What happens next

  1. 1.Create your account โ€” Google or email, takes about a minute.
  2. 2.Add a short bio and headshot so women know who's teaching.
  3. 3.Sign the Contributor Agreement โ€” one-page, plain language.
  4. 4.Claim a passage from the assignment board (or wait for an invite).
  5. 5.Submit your teaching with a short video and 5 discussion questions. An editor reviews before it publishes.

You can stop after any step โ€” nothing is published until an editor approves it.

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Hannah Example

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Your assignments

  • Ruth 1:1โ€“18

    Where you go, I will go

    Walk women through Ruth's covenant loyalty to Naomi and how God writes redemption into ordinary obedience.

    claimed

    Due 7/8/2026

    Begin teaching
  • Psalm 23

    The Shepherd who restores

    A gentle, image-rich teaching on God's care โ€” perfect for a weary woman in any season.

    submitted

    Due 6/28/2026

    Continue draft

Your teachings

  • Philippians 4:4โ€“9

    Anxious for nothing

    Paul's prescription for peace โ€” prayer, gratitude, and right thinking โ€” taught for women in seasons of worry.

    Approved

    Last updated 6/10/2026

  • John 4:1โ€“26

    The Woman at the Well

    Jesus meets a thirsty woman with living water โ€” and meets us the same way.

    Submitted

    Editor note: Beautiful draft โ€” could you tighten the application section to two clear takeaways?

    Last updated 6/14/2026

  • 1 Peter 3:1โ€“6

    A gentle and quiet spirit

    Reframing a misunderstood passage on womanly strength and trust.

    Draft

    Last updated 6/15/2026

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