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Dawar and the Barabaigic Dust, Dust and more Dust was the daily hassle at Dawar, near Katesh. |
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But the church was packed! And I mean PACKED! |
So much so that the people were straining to see through the windows! |
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moved outside and many came for prayer. But it was too dusty and windy so next day we packed back inside. |
Many
were from the Barabaigic tribe. If
you look carefully you can see the 'branded' rings around our
translators eyes. Many of the women wear skins for clothes. My Swahili
came in useful- I had two others translators with me- one into
kibarabaigic and the other into kiirak. Imagine if I had to use english
so there would have to be four of us!  |
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Water
is scarce there. The women are waiting at a local waterpoint.  |
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Over
500 were together on the last day. 2500 came to the films in the
evening. Tears were shed when we left- the Lord really touched the
peoples the hearts. I look forward to the time when we will go back
there again!  Go back to Hot News |
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