1. They help me with my spelling
\n2. We have a laugh
\n3. They hold me to account, and most have no problem telling me whats what.
\n4. They are not too quick to label themselves a movement
\n5. We share, experience, stories, hopes, dreams and a generosity of spirit.
\n6. We gathered from Scotland to Southsea
\n7. The creativity is amazing,- practical and ideas wise
\n8. The gathering tried different ways to include those who couldn’t be there
\n9. We have a vicar who knows Wu Tang Clan, and another growing church in a coffee shop that used to be where Two Tone records were based
\n10. People have no problem with disruptive experiences.
\n11. We apprentice one another
\n12. When we gather, unless you know you cant tell who is paid and who is voluntary
\n13. People read stuff, write stuff and ground it.
\n14. They don’t take the easy road, and they make sacrifices for others and their communities.
\n15. If you asked me what does it look like to have a heart for young people on the edge I could say look at any one of our projects!<\/p>\n
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