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    The Importance of Being Ernest

    By Tim Black

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    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherUntreed Reads
    Release dateMar 20, 2012
    ISBN9781611872873
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    The Importance of Being Ernest
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    Tim Black

    Tim grew up in Scotts, Michigan, wandering off to Virginia as a 17-year-old to study and run. After a stint in Law School, he met his wife, Leslie, and eventually settled in Blacksburg, Virginia as an entrepreneur, part-time track coach, and Church youth leader while Leslie practiced veterinary medicine. In 2003 they moved to Cape Town, South Africa, with two young boys that began an adventure that continues to this day.Tim earned an MA and Ph.D. from the University of Pretoria and serves as General Director of Scripture Union South Africa along with serving on an eldership team at Commonground Church. Leslie volunteers at a local township school teaching Maths and running afterschool Bible clubs, amongst a million other things. Their two sons grew up in South Africa: James married Mackenzie and lives in Virginia, and William lives in Cape Town.

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