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Fr. Daniel Kuot, a young Sudanese Episcopal priest, visited St. Paul's and The Dalles in September, 2009. Fr. Daniel told us about his many ordeals growing up in war-torn Sudan, about his life and ministry in two different refugee camps, and about his eventual move to Dallas, TX, where he founded a church for the Sudanese community. After some time, Daniel became a U.S. citizen and he now spends part of his life in the U.S. and the rest in Sudan, where he ministers to four primitive tribes in Boma, works with Darfurian Muslims and is helping his native village return from a refugee camp to resurrect their village on its original site. Fr. Daniel told the people of St. Pauls of the many needs in his native country, and we responded by providing enough funds to buy a fishing boat for his village. While in Sudan, Fr. Daniel is constantly in harms way - please keep him and all the people of Sudan in your prayers.

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Driving from Portland to The Dalles, Fr. Daniel begins to see that he is traveling into a small part of paradise on God's green earth - first stop is Multnomah Falls and a few of the photos taken there.

Fr. Daniel and Rev. Janet

Fr. Daniel at the Diocesan House, his home away from home in The Dalles

Autumn Roses

Open house at the Walworth's. Daniel visits and shares slides and experiences with new friends.

Sunday at St. Paul's, including Adult Forum, 2 services and coffee hour after the 10:00 service

Adult Forum

With Rev. Janet

Preaching

Coffee Hour

Slide Show

Sunday evening relaxation on the Columbia River.
Next day, Daniel leaves for Denver.

Captain Don with First Mate Angel

Fr. Daniel and Ron