When does Csets wear his mouth? Many people are afraid and wonder if they will see the next day amid the continued death and displacement of civilians. The violent conflict between the Rolling Stone People's Liberation Army and the rebel group searched to be led by the former president, Reakmacher, broke out about two weeks ago. It has left over 500 dead and about 80,000 people displaced. The UN estimates. But 35 years old Mary, a mother of three, says she will not leave her home. She says although she is afraid death, she will stay and die right here in her home in Yeh County. Despite the increasing intensity of the violence, Mary is optimistic. She will see New Year. Yeh is located about 100 miles away from Juba, the captain of South Sudan, where the violence erupted and spread to other places of the country. Mary's optimism comes from the fact that both religious and political leaders in her county are devoted to seeing peace prevail, at least in Yeh. Please, we need you to listen to this and we need our people who are enforcing the laws to take this one serious matter. The mayor and her colleague, the commission of Yeh County, have repeatedly argued the leaders at all levels to embark on promoting strategies of attaining peace in the county. With one accord, leaders of different tribes and religions have responded to the call. The violent conflict is believed to have been sparked by the internal misunderstandings within the ruling party, SPLM. But still, some analysts say it is a tribal conflict. A claim government representatives have repeatedly refuted. On the eve of Christmas, the bishop of the Episcopal Presbyterian Church in South Sudan went around the town of Yeh spreading a message of peace. To show solidarity, he paid a visit to the mayor with words of encouragement on the same subject. They are all tribes in Yeh. Name them Dinka and Weir, Zande, Barri, all corners of southern Sudan and in Yeh. The fact that you are able to stand strong, to make peace among all those tribes in Yeh. And to make sure that we celebrate Christmas without any problem, that's why. The Evangelical Presbyterian Church wants to pay you a 10 minutes visit. To congratulate you, and to pray with you, and to leave the blessing. The bishop and his team wave the white flags representing peace that he wants to see. He believes the war will end soon. But it is very hard for people like Mary to believe such words. She knows it is just a matter of time until the war reaches her home area. My name is Chan Hennington reporting for the now's Yeh Centric Torres State, South Sudan.