An outdoor, eye-level photograph depicts a damaged brick building, identified by a banner as the Saint John Cathedral Parish of Beni Kasabinyole, Anglican Diocese of Congo, located in Beni, Democratic Republic of the Congo

An outdoor, eye-level photograph depicts a damaged brick building, identified by a banner as the Saint John Cathedral Parish of Beni Kasabinyole, Anglican Diocese of Congo, located in Beni, Democratic Republic of the Congo. The building's upper facade exhibits extensive structural damage, characterized by large, irregular breaches in the reddish-brown brickwork. Twisted metal roofing sheets and broken wooden beams protrude from these openings, through which a cloudy sky is visible. Grey downspouts are affixed vertically to the brick wall. A large, predominantly green and white banner hangs on the left side of the facade, announcing the "Sixième Conseil Diocésain" scheduled from "24/07/2035" to "27/07/2035," and displaying an image of a man in green and white clerical vestments. Arched window openings are present; the upper left window appears open, and the lower right window contains a decorative metallic insert. No individuals are visible in the scene.