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Scholarships for The Theology Program Available

by August 20th, 2008Comments Be First to Comment

For those of you who want to take the Online Introduction to Theology course but don’t have the money to enroll ($100), we have scholarships that have been donated by some generous donors. These are available on a first-come-first-serve basis. Tell your friends or anyone you know that might be interested. Classes start next week!

To find out more about this course, go here.

Contact Carrie Hunter to inquire.

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