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South Pacific Division Lesson Videos

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The South Pacific Division has made a series of short videos on the current lessons. This series has been scripted and presented by David Tasker. I know it is a bit late in the series to add these to our resources, but time has been a bit tight for me lately.

I hope that you will find these resources useful. Next quarter’s series has been scripted and presented by Dr. Kayle de Waal from Avondale College and hopefully, we will be posting those at the appropriate time.

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About Maurice Ashton

Maurice Ashton is a retired lecturer who lives in Australia. He taught Science and Mathematics at high school level before taking a research interest in Computer Science. He lectured at Avondale College for nearly 30 years before retiring in 2012. He is married to Carmel and they have two adult children and two grand children. Currently Maurice is pursuing a keen interest in bird photography and spends much of his time sitting in swamps observing and photographing birds. He has been involved with Sabbath School Net since about 1997.

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South Pacific Division Lesson Videos — 6 Comments

  1. Thank you Maurice for sharing these videos with us. They are a nice thoughtful and visual addition to the lesson.

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  3. Thanks Bro. Ashton.
    This is an awesome resource. It answers some questions and brings simple clarity to what Daniel is all about. Thanks for sharing this wisdom.
    God bless you all as you minister in this way.

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  5. Hello Maurice,

    Would the next set of South Pacific videos for the new quarter be available? If so, would you provide the link?

    I very much enjoyed this series of videos.

    Thank you.

    Richard Ferguson

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    • Coming Richard, I have got to catch my breath first. I had to do all the headers for the Sabbath School pages this morning so I have been busy.

      I think the new series is by Dr Kayle de Waal, a lecturer at Avondale University College. He sits not far from me in Church!

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