Interdenominational Bible School to open in Fiji

Tuesday, March 27th, 2012

The first interdenominational bible school will open in Fiji in May at the Lami Gospel Community Church.

Faith Bible School will open its doors for the first intake on May 14 to August 4 in a 12-week study for either full-time or part-time students.

The School of Ministry is one of the full-time studies offered for 30 hours per week. Applications cost $400 and students graduate with a School of Ministry Diploma. AFCM International Certificate is another full-time study offered at a cost of $440.

Source

The Fiji Times
Image: Forest Brook Community College

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