Thank You Lord - Well, Daniel Gatluak Puot
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I am writing this book as maybe it will help some of my people who have come to the United States of America to never forget God. Also, to never forget the people they left behind in South Sudan. Because I have seen some of my friends now. Some use drugs, some drink a lot, some do not even go to church, and many of them have DWIs. And some of them do not even go to school. And they forget they are the hope of South Sudanese people back home because they have come to country where they should learn better with the democracy and help their nation with what they learn. Because in 1987, I asked…mehr

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I am writing this book as maybe it will help some of my people who have come to the United States of America to never forget God. Also, to never forget the people they left behind in South Sudan. Because I have seen some of my friends now. Some use drugs, some drink a lot, some do not even go to church, and many of them have DWIs. And some of them do not even go to school. And they forget they are the hope of South Sudanese people back home because they have come to country where they should learn better with the democracy and help their nation with what they learn. Because in 1987, I asked God to take me where I could get my education and help myself and help my nation, and God answered (Jeremiah 33:3).
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My name is Daniel Gatluak Pout Well. I was born in Nasir, Upper Nile region, South Sudan. I thank God, who created me from my mother's womb and from my father's blood in South Sudan, because I went through a lot. But I am alive because of God. I had seen a lot of people being forced to join the army against their will and underage children in 1984. Now I see some people who forget God's help after God save their life when they come to America, where they can worship God freely. Now some of them go to church once after three months or maybe once a month. They forget what their Creator has done for them.