Kajo-Keji Episcopal Church of South Sudan and Sudan or ECSSS Diocese launched Bible Concordance on Tuesday written by a group of ten people, including students and staff of Canon Benea Poggo College in the County.
Bishop Anthony Poggo told CRN in a telephone interview that the book contains words of the Bible which helps in teaching people about the Bible.
He said the book would be used by Bari speaking all denominations across Central Equatoria, encouraging people to acquire it because it would help them.
Bishop Poggo said they are selling the book to recover the costs used for printing to help the Diocese.
One of the persons who contributed in the success of the book, Jacob Hasnot, said they printed two thousand copies and they started selling at the cost of 15 South Sudanese Pounds each.
He explained that the purpose of introducing the book was because there were few materials for Bible study or for preparing sermons in Bari language.
Mr Jacop said people who can access internet to get the book free of charge in the college website.