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People Name: | Dongotono |
Country: | South Sudan |
10/40 Window: | No |
Population: | 4,300 |
World Population: | 4,300 |
Primary Language: | Dongotono |
Primary Religion: | Christianity |
Christian Adherents: | 95.00 % |
Evangelicals: | 2.00 % |
Scripture: | Translation Started |
Ministry Resources: | No |
Jesus Film: | No |
Audio Recordings: | No |
People Cluster: | Nilotic |
Affinity Bloc: | Sub-Saharan Peoples |
Progress Level: |
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The Dongotono people are a small tribe living in South Sudan.
The Dongotono people are farmers who grow and harvest sweet potatoes, peanuts, sorghum and simsim. They also raise goats and sheep. They live in a land that is tropical but mountainous. Sometimes they raid the cattle of neighboring peoples.
They have their own rainmakers who have high status if they are successful. They gain that position through their family lineage.
They believe that when someone dies their spirit changes into the clan’s animal. Fortune tellers, mediums and magicians can change someone’s circumstances. But they are highly Christianized.
Dongotono people need to put all their faith and hope in Jesus Christ.
Pray for Dongotono disciples to make more disciples of Christ.
Pray for the Lord to show them his love and power through providing an abundant crop this year.
Pray for spiritual hunger and a desire for truth.