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What do you believe about Christianity — and have you ever really had the chance to decide for yourself? 8:03 was created for college students and young adults to study the Bible, ask hard questions, and find meaningful community throughout the 803. This fall, we are spending each Wednesday night walking through the Bible’s entire storyline. The 8:03 Podcast, hosted by J.T. and Maggie, answers the seven biggest questions raised by each week’s Bible study—about God, Christianity, the Church, the Bible, and what it means to be human. Have a question? Start here. Or come see us in person: WEDNESDAYS | 8:03PM 702 Whaley St, Columbia, SC Deuteronomy 8:3

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