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A Question of Sport - 30 October

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Our second Sports Consultation event will be at Old Trafford, Manchester United FC on Tuesday 30 October 2012, 10.30am-3.30pm. It’s an exciting day for young people (8-23 years) interested in sport and their leaders/youth workers. An opportunity to meet with other children and young people involved in The Methodist Church with a passion for sport. Contribute to workshops that will influence the direction of future work through sport in the Church. Be inspired by stories of young people making a difference through sport in their local communities, national and international initiatives. The cost is £10/person and includes lunch/tour. Only 100 spaces so get booked in soon!

Book online http://methodist-news.org.uk/BVI-VVHR-4QK4TB-CCSPR-1/c.aspx  
Download a copy of the flyer http://methodist-news.org.uk/BVI-VVHR-4QK4TB-CCSPS-1/c.aspx

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