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Film of the week: Street Pastors - the Movie

24 May 2013
Tags: Films

Every weekend, in town and city centres up and down the country, Street Pastors are offering people care, practical help and a listening ear, whatever their circumstances.

This film aims to make their work visible to a wider audience.

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