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NEW NYA MODERATOR AND CLERK ANNOUNCED

The next Moderator and Clerk of the Church of Scotland National Youth Assembly (NYA) willbe Robin Downie and Catriona Munro respectively.

Robin, 21, comes from Lochcarron in the Highlands and is a member of Applecross Lochcarron, Torridon Church. He is widelytravelled, having volunteered for Blythswood Care and run Christian summer camps in Bulgaria, Taiwan and Romania. He is due to move to the centralbelt this autumn to study nursing.

A supporter of Hibernian Football Club, he also enjoys playing and watching rugby; and willthis month take part in the Celtman extreme triathlon.

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