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September 25, 2009 Issue Date:
October 10, 2009

Houses of God

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Until political stability comes to the region and money is raised to build a new building, a large tree is used as a place of worship in Liethnhom, a village in southern Sudan. According to the pastor (who wishes to remain anonymous for safety reasons), the war has destroyed everything. The tree is the only "structure" large enough to accommodate those who come to worship and pray.

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