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Youth worker dies in stairs fall Youth worker dies in stairs fall
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Tributes have been paid to a youth worker, who died after falling down a staircase at a church-run youth centre in Gwynedd. Tributes have been paid to a youth worker who died after falling down a staircase at a church-run youth centre in Gwynedd.
The Presbyterian Church of Wales said Sion Ifan Evans, 27, was an "exceptional individual" who expressed his faith in all aspects of his life.The Presbyterian Church of Wales said Sion Ifan Evans, 27, was an "exceptional individual" who expressed his faith in all aspects of his life.
Mr Evans was originally from Llwyndafydd, Ceredigion.Mr Evans was originally from Llwyndafydd, Ceredigion.
North Wales Police said the death at Bala College (Coleg y Bala) on Saturday was not being treated as suspicious.North Wales Police said the death at Bala College (Coleg y Bala) on Saturday was not being treated as suspicious.
The Health and Safety Executive have been informed about the incident, just before 0325 GMT on Saturday.The Health and Safety Executive have been informed about the incident, just before 0325 GMT on Saturday.
Mr Evans is believed to have fallen about 30ft (9.1m).Mr Evans is believed to have fallen about 30ft (9.1m).
A spokesman for the Presbyterian Church of Wales said "Sion's talent and skill made him an exceptional individual: a very approachable person, a true professional who was thorough and conscientious in every aspect of his life.A spokesman for the Presbyterian Church of Wales said "Sion's talent and skill made him an exceptional individual: a very approachable person, a true professional who was thorough and conscientious in every aspect of his life.
The college is owned by the Presbyterian Church of WalesThe college is owned by the Presbyterian Church of Wales
"He was a true friend and always ready to help - but above all he was a Christian of conviction, who had come to know and accept Jesus as Lord."He was a true friend and always ready to help - but above all he was a Christian of conviction, who had come to know and accept Jesus as Lord.
"His faith was not expressed solely in words, but in all aspects of his life, and his steadfast faith could be seen in all he did.""His faith was not expressed solely in words, but in all aspects of his life, and his steadfast faith could be seen in all he did."
The church said Mr Evans leaves behind his mother and father and a sister. The church said Mr Evans leaves his mother and father and a sister.
He was taken to Wrexham Maelor Hospital where he was pronounced dead.He was taken to Wrexham Maelor Hospital where he was pronounced dead.
On its website, Coleg y Bala says it is a centre for children and young people owned by the Presbyterian Church of Wales.On its website, Coleg y Bala says it is a centre for children and young people owned by the Presbyterian Church of Wales.
Coleg y Bala was built in 1867 as an educational academy and became a theological college in 1891.Coleg y Bala was built in 1867 as an educational academy and became a theological college in 1891.
Since 1969 it has been run as a youth centre.Since 1969 it has been run as a youth centre.