Lueau Club Reflection

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Hi everyone!

The Luau club last week looked like so much fun! There were so many people and it seemed so exciting! Victoria and I couldn't go because of the weather and she was feeling really upset that day. I know that our Capernaum and Suffern Young Life will be going to Lake Champion tomorrow! I hope all the staff and students are prepared for tomorrow! I will keep you all in my prayers! Maybe next summer Victoria and I can tag along!

Anyways, some of you may know that I was working on a documentary project last month for school when I was doing an interview with Eryt (Ryan's mom) and Debbie (Noah's mom) during club. This project was "Documentary for Social Change," I interviewed, photographed, filmed and edited this project on the community

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