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Grace Ministries pupils excel in scripture exams

The exams were written by all Baptist churches and its affiliates, which amounted to over 200 churches countrywide.

March 30, 2021
South Coast Herald Less than a minute
Pastor Leon Pillay (left) congratulates pupils who obtained honours in their exams. They are (back, from left) Kerry Naidoo, Ronay Ramnath, Aidan Nagiah, with Tershaliya Pillay, Kaitlyn Pillay and Gabrielle Naidoo in front.

The Sunday School pupils of Grace Ministries in Port Shepstone performed exceptionally in their 2020 Baptist Union Scripture exams.

The exams were written by all Baptist churches and its affiliates, which amounted to over 200 churches countrywide.

Pastor Leon Pillay (third back) with pupils who received national honours in the Baptist Union Scripture exams, (back, from left) Jermaine Lanka, Riona Ramnath, Shayden Soobramoney, Jorelle Nandhoo, Ashton Nagiah with Serena Lanka and Ethan Naidoo in front.

Pupils who earned national placings included Serena Lanka, Ethan Naidoo, Shayden Soobramoney, Jorelle Nandhoo and Ashton Nagiah who achieved a 100 percent in their exams and placed joint first in the country.

Jermaine Lanka and Riona Ramnath placed joint eighth and joint ninth respectively in the country.

Pastor Leon Pillay, along with fellow leadership, sincerely thanked all the teachers for their hard work and efforts in preparing these pupils.

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March 30, 2021
South Coast Herald Less than a minute

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