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There are over 300 tribal groups in Sudan that each speak their own languages, making communication difficult. The geography of Sudan also separates groups, with different living conditions in the north desert and south jungle regions. The Church in Sudan aims to promote understanding between these diverse peoples by providing education, as this helps foster peace and allows more people to hear the word of God. Bishops from across Sudan support training teachers and building schools to help those affected by war receive an education.
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