For Denis Dalanga, founder of Ministère Chrétien des Familles Church, a network of churches largely in Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), the Ebola outbreak is ravaging his community.
His niece living Mungwalu—a mining town in eastern DRC that is the epicenter of the latest outbreak—died from virus in May. One of Dalanga’s church members in the same town has remained under treatment for Ebola for two weeks. Another member, a female health worker in Bunia, tested positive on May 22 but recovered within three weeks. The church in Mungwalu, Dalanga said, remains closed.
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