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Know your bible  | THE DAILY HERALD

October 17, 2019

Know your bible  | THE DAILY HERALD
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A Bible Search Competition between members of Pioneer Pathfinders of St. Maarten and Garfield Pathfinders of St. Eustatius was held over the weekend at the Seventh-Day Adventist Church in Newton’s Pasture. The bible search saw Aiden Schmidt of Garfield Pathfinders come in at first place, while Pioneers Abou Williams and Adio Williams placed second and third respectively. The Bible Concordance Search was won by Jaasiel Hinckson (Garfield), followed by Abou Williams and Gabriel Connell (Garfield). The theme for the weekend was “Pass it on: God Restores to Save and Serve.”

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