2007-06-19 issue:
Peruvian dancers celebrate the gospel difference
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Dancers from Cotabambas illustrate the difference the gospel has made in their village with a typical dance at the annual meeting of the Peruvian Mennonite Church. At first they face away from one another in discord and darkness, then join hands and walk together in light and happiness.
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