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Dinka migrants from South Sudan worship at Ambiriombachi Anglican Church in Arua, Uganda. (Credit: Enduring Exile)
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Dinka migrants from South Sudan worship at Ambiriombachi Anglican Church in Arua, Uganda. (Credit: Enduring Exile)
Dinka Man Imitating Horns
Location: South Sudan
Photographer: Carol Beckwith and Angela Fisher
At puberty a Dinka male receives a namesake ox after which he is named. He believes that he and the animal are one being. He trains the ox’s horns from calf-hood into beautiful lyre shapes, and emulates these shapes with his arms as he walks alongside his beloved personality ox.
An ethnic Dinka man carrying a cross during an outdoor service in South Sudan. (Photographer - unnamed - Christian Solidarity Worldwide(?))
Catholic Dinkas at Sunday mass in Marial Lou, southern Sudan (now South Sudan), 1998. (Photographer: Didier Ruef)
More (South) Sudanese Christians.
Above: Children singing and dancing at a Presbyterian church in Pibor, South Sudan. (Photographer: Adriane Ohanesian - Reuters)
Below: Dinka worshipers at a cattle camp in Bor, (South) Sudan. (This picture appears to be from before independence from Sudan.) (Photographer: Marc Nikkel)
A Dinka-language service at St. Peter’s Anglican Church in Box Hill, Australia. (Photographer: Joe Armao)
Dinkas del Sudan
