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| Missing Harry Martin: Hundreds attend church service | Missing Harry Martin: Hundreds attend church service |
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| Hundreds of people have attended a church service for a missing teenager who has not been seen since going out to take photographs of stormy seas. | Hundreds of people have attended a church service for a missing teenager who has not been seen since going out to take photographs of stormy seas. |
| Harry Martin, 18, left his home in Newton Ferrers, in Devon, on Thursday. | Harry Martin, 18, left his home in Newton Ferrers, in Devon, on Thursday. |
| More than 120 volunteers joined professional search and rescue teams over the weekend to try and find him, but no trace has been found. | More than 120 volunteers joined professional search and rescue teams over the weekend to try and find him, but no trace has been found. |
| About 400 people attended the service in Noss Mayo. Police said they would not give up the search. | About 400 people attended the service in Noss Mayo. Police said they would not give up the search. |
| 'Lovely and smiling' | 'Lovely and smiling' |
| Speaking after the service at St Martin's Church, one of Harry's friends, 16-year-old Imogen, said: "I don't think I've ever cried so much. | Speaking after the service at St Martin's Church, one of Harry's friends, 16-year-old Imogen, said: "I don't think I've ever cried so much. |
| "I just gave the family my best regards. | "I just gave the family my best regards. |
| "The service was a lovely time to bring everyone together and for us to say prayers for Harry. | "The service was a lovely time to bring everyone together and for us to say prayers for Harry. |
| "He was so lovely and always smiling." | "He was so lovely and always smiling." |
| BBC Radio Devon's Caroline Adams, who attended the service, said: "Lot and lots of candles were lit and many young people attended, including Harry's older brother. | BBC Radio Devon's Caroline Adams, who attended the service, said: "Lot and lots of candles were lit and many young people attended, including Harry's older brother. |
| "During the service, people could leave messages which will be collected and put in a book which will be presented to the family." | "During the service, people could leave messages which will be collected and put in a book which will be presented to the family." |
| Insp David Cuff, from Devon and Cornwall Police, said: "We're not going to give-up, we will carry on searching until I'm happy we've searched all areas thoroughly and no stone is left unturned." | Insp David Cuff, from Devon and Cornwall Police, said: "We're not going to give-up, we will carry on searching until I'm happy we've searched all areas thoroughly and no stone is left unturned." |
| Police, the Dartmoor Rescue Group, coastguards and members of the public have taken part so far. | Police, the Dartmoor Rescue Group, coastguards and members of the public have taken part so far. |
| Mr Martin, a photography student, was last seen by his father leaving his home and walking towards a coastal path on Thursday lunchtime. | Mr Martin, a photography student, was last seen by his father leaving his home and walking towards a coastal path on Thursday lunchtime. |
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