Singing Praises of God in a Foreign Land
Tuesday, May 4, 2004
ONE night in January 1980, a group of people crowded around a man standing in the middle of the small living room with a bible in his hand.
He was explaining verses from the holy book
and answering questions before leading the evening service. The service over, the men poured their hearts out and exchanged experiences and news of the day. It was a routine meeting, a religious service normally held by Christians everywhere. But to
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