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TAURANGA, New Zealand — Diplomas in hand, brother and sister Kendall and Asia Plant celebrate the completion of a two-year course at South Pacific Bible College in New Zealand. The Plants and four other students recently graduated from the school, associated with Churches of Christ.
“I spent two years in intensive study,” Asia Plant said. “One of the reasons I came to Bible college was because I felt really ignorant about talking to people about faith. … Even though I knew what I was saying was true, I didn’t have the knowledge to back it up.
“Since then, I have learned that it is not always about having the right words to say. But studying the Bible for two years has given me so much more confidence in engaging in spiritual conversations, which is so significant because as Christians, that’s kind of what it’s all about.”
“I spent two years in intensive study,” Asia Plant said. “One of the reasons I came to Bible college was because I felt really ignorant about talking to people about faith. … Even though I knew what I was saying was true, I didn’t have the knowledge to back it up.
“Since then, I have learned that it is not always about having the right words to say. But studying the Bible for two years has given me so much more confidence in engaging in spiritual conversations, which is so significant because as Christians, that’s kind of what it’s all about.”
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