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An exterior view captures the "KANISA LA TANZANIA ASSEMBLIES OF GOD" building located in Mbagala Rangi Tatu, Dar es-Salaam, Tanzania. The single-story structure features a light beige, rough-textured facade with a visible metal truss frame supporting a corrugated roof. A black cross is mounted centrally above the main entrance, with a small dark security camera directly above the cross. The church's name and location are hand-painted in blue capital letters across the upper facade. To the left of the entrance, a blue hand-painted schedule of "IBADA ZETU" (Our Services) details various worship times and activities in Swahili. A white electrical utility box is mounted on the right facade, with a white pole leaning against the wall below it. The foreground consists of unpaved, reddish-brown dirt. Through the large, open doorway, the interior reveals rows of assorted plastic chairs (white, blue, red) occupied by several individuals, including adults and children, who are seated and facing forward. The interior walls display patterned blockwork or ventilation openings. A ceiling fan and draped blue fabric are visible within the space. The scene is under natural daylight with a partially cloudy sky.
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