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Ryan van der Avoort

Ryan van der Avoort serves with a ministry to university students in KwaZulu Natal, Durban, South Africa, called ‘The Bible Talks KZN‘. He is an Elder in his local church and blogs regularly at Taste and See. Ryan is married to Jo, and they have two children.

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