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Changing the Bible from abstract to actual

Studying abroad in Jerusalem during Mayterm.

Courtesy of Rachel Clyde

Westmont students Sarah Canzoneri, Emily Alessio, Diana Krump, and Rachel Clyde stand atop the remnants of the City of David in Jerusalem May 2018.

Neily Green, Staff Writer
September 25, 2019

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