The South Sudanese tribe began its Sunday church service in typical fashion.
The worship ritual involved a clapping circle where individuals would enter the middle and dance one at a time. Off to the side, Natalie Farran swayed to the beat of the drum. She and her family were helping the local missionaries in their church-planting initiatives.
A group of women noticed Natalie’s enthusiasm and invited the young girl to join the ring. Soon enough, Natalie found herself skipping into the center, hand- in-hand with a native boy, while joy spread across the onlookers’ faces as they watched the two children worship God together.
