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Salisbury - Sudan Partnership in Mission Link

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Anthony Poggo, Bishop of Kajo Keji, greets Graham, Bishop of Sherborne, after sharing in a confirmation service in Salisbury Cathedral, July 2010. +
Graham and Katie Wambui Kings with the late Joseph Taban and his children in July 2011. Joseph Taban was the former principal of Bishop Gwynne College, Juba, South Sudan. +
Hilary Garang, Bishop of Malakal, artist and theologian Feb 2012, Malakal, South Sudan +
Hilary Garang, Bishop of Malakal, in Feb 2012. +
Bishop Hilary Garang and Graham July 2013, Chapel at Sherborne House +
Esther Mombo, Joseph Galgalo, Graham Kings, Lydia Mwaniki and Kabiro Gatumu at St Paul's University, Limuru, Kenya, July 2011. +
Graham with Hilary Garang, Bishop of Makalak, in Malakal 2012 +
The Nile at Malakal, South Sudan, Feb 2012 +
The Revd Dr Samuel Galuak, Principal of Bishop Gwynne Theological College, Juba, South Sudan, 2014 (right), with his new Librarian. +
Church lunch being prepared at Lukura, Diocese of Kajo-Keji, South Sudan, 2014 +
The welcome to a service at Lukura, Diocese of Kajo-Keji, South Sudan, 2014 +
Graham Kings being prayed for by traditional and church elders, Lukura, Kajo-Keji, South Sudan, 2014 +
Bishops' wives of the Episcopal Church in South Sudan and Sudan at Kaju Keji in Nov 2014. +
 
 
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The Diocese of Salsibury has had a Partnership in Mission link with the Episcopal Church in Sudan since 1973. Graham visited in 2009 (Juba, for Provincial Synod), in 2011 (Juba, for the Inauguration of South Sudan), in 2012 (Malakal, to lead a clergy course) and 2014 (Kajo-Keju, for the House of Bishops meeting).

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Some participants from the MTA Conference, with Bishop Graham and Bishop Mouneer 'Oxford to Cambridge with a Camel' - Charity walk for camel-based nomad schools in Northern Kenya, with Graham Kings, Joseph Galgalo and friends, June 1999 Red porphyry sarcophagus believed to be of remains of Helena mother of Constantine the Great (d 335AD), Vatican Museum Rev Dr Hrangthan Chhungi commenting on Dr David Joy's paper at the MTA Conference, Bangalore Plenary Palace in Bengaluru, built in 1791 by Tippoo Sultan, administrator, warrior against British Good Fri 2009 Nikki Groarke preaching Photo Barry Dunnage Fulcrum Conference 2018 Good News Group Work Lambeth Palace