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In Mogadishu, a driver and a woman were killed and six others were injured by a roadside bomb. This is believed to be the work of the terrorist organization and Islamic extremist group, Al-shabaab. They have been known for regularly using this tactic to fight the Somali army and African union. They are also are well known for targeting Christians and churches with their attacks. http://ow.ly/fVYB30dhSUT
Providing Hope After Al-Shabab Attacks
“Thank you for assisting us roofing the church,” the pastor told ICC. “We were worshiping outside in the rain before, and sometimes under the sun, but thank God we have a good place to worship God comfortably. We danced and celebrated when the church was roofed.”
Church Attendence Increases Due to New Roof on Church - International Christian Concern
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