Enniskillen, United Kingdom. 16th June 2013. Enniskillen, United Kingdom. 16th June 2013. A woman prays for the German leader Angela Merkel, to make the right decisions at the upcoming G8 summit.The Methodist Church in Enniskillen is holding a 96 hours prayer marathon during the G8 summit. They have set up different stations, where people are informed about poverty and human rights issues and can pray for them as well as for the G8 leaders. Credit: Michael Debets/Alamy Live News

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