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As you may know, the Devon Faith & Belief Forum is planning to make a DVD with young people about their Faith & Beliefs. This will kick off with a day at Ide Farm, Exeter on Saturday 17th July where the young people will take part in various activities, including digging, processing and making things from clay. The programme will run from 9.15 - 4pm and the whole day will be filmed by Plymouth Youth Media who will produce a DVD of the day for reference only. 
 
I need to find a young female & male Pagan to join the project. They need to be roughly in the secondary school age group and need to be fairly articulate, although hopefully the project will build confidence. Their commitment would be:
 

1. Attend day on 17th July
2. Be filmed in home area or place of worship during Autumn term (with other young Pagans if desired)
3. Attend event at end of Autumn term to discuss how it went!
4. Attend event at end of Spring Term 2011 to watch completed DVD and discuss.

Can you help me to find a young pagan boy & girl who would be willing to join with other Faiths and to take part in the project?
 
Every blessing
 
Clare
 
PS. My new husband, Mike Skinner, has joined the Federation so you may be seeing more of me!
 
So, the commitment will be Clare Mortimore
Faithnetsouthwest 

 
www.faithnetsouthwe st.org.uk

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