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The New Theology Program Site

by September 9th, 2007Comments Be First to Comment

Check out The Theology Program’s new online certificate student’s site.

You can still enroll. Online classes begin Tuesday. The cost is $100 per course. for those of you who cannot afford this, we do have a limited number of scholarships available from generous donors. Email us for more information.

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