Participants in the Walk for Water

I had presented a program about the needs in Jaac to all the participants two weeks earlier. With materials in hand, the walkers proceeded to gather sponsors for the event. All of the participants worked hard, and with a matching check from another church family, $7,588 was raised!

O’Brien, Florida boasts a blinking light, a convenience store, and a lovely brick post office in a beautiful, rural country setting. It is not the size of the group, but the HEART, that matters. With the Persecution Project motto, “Do what you can, where you are, with what you have,” anything is possible when we all work together with the Lord’s help.

What a difference we can make for our persecuted brothers and sisters and to encourage our young people, the next generation, to get involved with missions also. Blessings to all from Northern Florida Christian Center in O’Brien!

One of the motorbikes distributed last year by PPF to pastors in S. Sudan.

A young girl at our medical clinic in Jaac receives her first doll.

PPF's Ed Lyons preaches to an audience in Jaac.

A village elder in Southern Darfur.

PPF nurse, Majzoub A., sees a patient in Jaac.

Residents of Jaac gather at a PPF well.

Crossing the River Kiir on empty oil barrels.

A boy from Jaac holds a cross made from grass.

PPF delivered a water purifier to a clinic in Southern Darfur.

PPF delivers medicines to Torit State Hospital.

We want to introduce these men, made in the image of God, to Him.

This picture looks like something from 2010 BC, not AD.

PPF partners receive gifts from the residents of Jaac.

People in Jaac used to drink out of this well.

A Muslim girl in Darfur now has an opportunity to hear about Jesus.

Elections in Southern Sudan look a lot like they do in America.