Cambodia's forest tribe to have a new church
The church will fulfill pastoral needs of rising number of Bunong Christians in Keo Seima nature reserve, said Bishop Hangly
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The church will fulfill pastoral needs of rising number of Bunong Christians in Keo Seima nature reserve, said Bishop Hangly
Msgr. SUON said, "Let our church be a light of the grace of God to those around us, that they may know Christ, and be saved from him."
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