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March 16, 2005 News & Features » Cover Story

Andrew Slater, 15 

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The Royal Rangers (a ministry organization of the Assemblies of God that is similar to the Boy Scouts) have played a significant role in Andrew's life. In 2004, he earned his Gold Medal of Achievement, its highest rank. "It's an accomplishment that took years of commitment," Andrew says.

Andrew is also a lifeguard at Antioch Recreation Association and swims for the Chickahominy Twisters, the Antioch Recreation Association and the Greater Richmond Aquatic League.



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