Ricardo Nery, Paula Esteves, Joyce dos Santos, Jailson dos Santos, Luana Navarro, Michele dos Santos, Alessandra dos Santos, Noam Moreira and Felipe dos Santos are children and teenagers (Joyce and Jailson are adults already) who are faihful to Candomblé. Like other children, they play specific role, are given titles in the hierarchy of the terreiros and are pried of their religion. Many children get in touch with Candomblé and, after a long period, they are ready to be possessed by Orixás. For 13 years, I have accompanied, watched, interviewed and photographed those people and I have seen their growing up in the terreiro. At the same time I have tried to look into the way school get in touch with children and teenagers who are faihful to Candomblé, mainly after the approval and the application of the Law of Religion Teaching for Rio de Janeiro (Law 3459), that laid down a confessional religion teaching in the State. The theoretical references used to cross the bridge from terreiro to school is the discussion on multicultural education. That is the matter of that research.