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The following is a great article by Andrew Natsios, the Bush Administration’s former envoy to Sudan. Natsios adds his voice to the growing number of people calling for sensible U.S. action in the current Sudan war. Specifically, Natsios recommends the U.S. provide anti-aircraft weapons to South Sudan so it can defend itself against the daily [...]
If you have been monitoring the news or receiving PPF’s email alerts or our Facebook status updates, you know by now that north and south Sudan have returned to war. There are many facets to this conflict which must be probed to fully understand the current situation and what it means for the future of [...]
Anne Bartlett of the Darfur Reconciliation and Development Organization has written an excellent article that expresses our sentiments here at PPF, as we watch the international community allow another campaign of genocide and ethnic cleansing to take place in Sudan. Please forward this article to your friends and family and encourage them to visit savethenuba.com to find [...]
Below is a fantastic commentary by Eric Reeves on the current war in Sudan. As always, Reeves gets to the heart of the problem rather than allow the political spin-doctors to frame the issue. The international response to the aggression and rhetoric coming out of Khartoum is simply reprehensible and Reeves does a great job [...]
By Brad Phillips During the last six weeks the profile of Sudan in the international media has been raised as the North-South conflict escalates. It is some comfort for those whose lives are at stake to know that their plight and suffering is not going unnoticed by the world. Even more encouraging is the knowledge [...]
By Ed Lyons In February my son Joshua and I were at the National Religious Broadcasters’ (NRB) Convention in Nashville informing people about the ongoing genocide in Southern Kordofan. For many, this was the first time they had heard about these atrocities. I told them they would be hearing about the Nuba Mountains more and [...]
By Brad Phillips The last several days in Sudan have been troubling but revealing. On Monday, a series of border clashes took place in Unity State, South Sudan, between the northern SAF forces and the southern SPLA. The media reported that each side blamed the other for the attacks, but I want you to be [...]
By Brad Phillips Persecution Project Foundation is a ministry to the persecuted church in Africa. I am privileged to be working with this ministry. But just because this is my full-time job, it doesn’t mean I am exempted from any obligation to my local community. Jesus condemns the Pharisees who “travel across sea and land [...]