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Themba Mncube graduates from Bible school

Actor and filmmaker Themba Mncube added another title to his name when he graduated from Timothy’s 3rd Year Bible College.

According to ZiMoja, the talented actor says that the last three years of hard work has been worth all the effort. “For me to live is Christ and to die is gain. Alas, it is beneficial that I remain on this earth to fulfill all that God has called me to do,” he says.

“And so finally I graduated from my school of Timothy’s 3rd Year Bible College with my amazing wife, Hope Masilo who stood by me from day one and always encouraged me to finish strong, and independent. Babe, you made all this possible my sweet darling; getting through exams, remembering important school dates and so much more,” he added.

He has received ample amounts of support from his parents during his journey. Expressing his gratitude the actor said: “My parents have been nothing but supportive of my journey, and my siblings make it a joy to lead by example sometimes it is tough but worth it. I can always count on you guys.”

He further adds, “this has been only one piece of the Puzzle of the Life God has in store for me and I am grateful for what comes next.”

Themba started his acting career by appearing in various commericals. He landed a role as “Pule” in e.tv soap opera Rhythm City when he was only in Grade 11. In 2016, he acted in the film Lokoza directed by Isabelle Mayor. The film was lauded by critics.

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