Baka community in South Sudan has launched translation of the Bible in their mother tongue after struggling for twenty-five years, says Canon.
Canon Benneth Harona, Baka Bible translator notes that he was interested to join in changing from English because for the community to understand the word of God better, Radio Easter reports.
Reveren Harona advises the community and others to read the Bible because it help people socially, spiritually and economically.
The Canon was speaking during launch of Baka Bible on Saturday in Yei.