• "It doesn't matter what religion you're in. It's more separated at school." — Hannah Murphy,13.
• "I meet people from other churches and schools. I like to expand my friend pool." — Christen Lane, 13.
• "You don't even notice that kids are from other churches." — Alex Murphy, 15.
• "We just have a freakin' sweet time." — Kayelee Auer, 14.
• "I can share things, and no one will repeat it." — Rachael Mayer, 13.
• "There is more diversity. You get a taste of every religion and meet people you normally wouldn't meet." — Morgan Whipple, 15.
• "I've gone to Young Women's and they just talk about that church." — Allie Waters, 13.
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