Bible students up for the Challenge
The church has again produced a crop of youngsters who know their Bible.
Grace Ministries Port Shepstone is proud of its Sunday School students who excelled, once again, in the Baptist Union scripture exams commonly known as the Bible Challenge.
This exam is written nationally. This year 81 churches and schools wrote, with 1981 different students and more than 20 volunteers marking the papers.
A total of 14 students from Grace Ministries wrote this year.
There were two distinctions and 12 honours, and four children were placed in the top 10 in the country.
An awards day was held recently and students received certificates and vouchers.
The Grace Ministries floating trophy was awarded to Tanisha Naren for being the overall most outstanding student during the year.
RESULTS
Honours – Serena Estelle Lanka (joint third in SA), Catileah Emma Pillay (joint third in SA), Joseph Naidoo (joint third in SA), Tanisha Naren (joint seventh in SA), Adriana Moodley, Adelina Moodley, Shay Siolan,, Kaylem Kisten, Christelle Pillay, Kaitlyn Christabel Pillay, Tershaliya Pillay and Bandile Zulu.
Distinction – Zekhetelo Zulu and Anna Grace Naidoo.
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