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These children from Rawthorpe Infants School heard about life in Chile when they were
These children from Rawthorpe Infants School heard about life in Chile when they were visited by Canon Alberto Mena, from the South American Missionary Society. He is staying with the Vicar of Rawthorpe, the Rev Reg Baldock (back right). Also pictured with Canon Mena (centre) are his interpreter, Miss Maud Bedwell, and lay assistant Mr Shaun Wilson (back left). Canon Mena is involved in missionary activity in this country. 20th November 1985
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This heartwarming photo captures the curiosity and excitement of young minds as they learn about life in Chile. These bright-eyed children from Rawthorpe Infants School were fortunate to have a special visitor, Canon Alberto Mena, from the South American Missionary Society. Accompanied by his interpreter, Miss Maud Bedwell, and lay assistant Mr Shaun Wilson, Canon Mena shared his experiences and knowledge with these eager learners. The photograph showcases the unity between different cultures and religions as Canon Mena engages with the students. His missionary work in this country highlights the importance of spreading compassion and understanding across borders. The presence of Rev Reg Baldock, Vicar of Rawthorpe, further emphasizes the significance of religious harmony within communities. Set against a backdrop of a vibrant classroom filled with books and educational materials, this image encapsulates both intellectual growth and spiritual development. The expressions on the children's faces reflect their genuine interest in discovering new perspectives beyond their own surroundings. Taken on November 20th, 1985 during an era defined by its charitable endeavors and global connections, this timeless snapshot serves as a reminder that even at a young age, we can embrace diversity while fostering empathy for others around the world.
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