On April 15th, 2023, the nation of Sudan erupted in civil war. Fighting began on the streets of the capital city of Khartoum between elements of the Islamist elite which has ruled the country since 1956. Millions of people were trapped in the burning city with no way out. Two men decided to do something…
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By Matt Chancey We have received a lot of inquiries about how Persecution Project’s emergency therapeutic feeding program is progressing, so I wanted to use this article to provide an update to our ministry partners. For background, we launched this program in November 2024 in response to the appeals of two Persecution Project-supported hospitals in…
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In partnership with Convoy of Hope, our Emergency Borehole Repair Team has reported more successful repairs since the rains have subsided. By year-end, our team had repaired 181 broken pumps in 2024… 79 more than 2023! With the influx of more than a million refugees into the Nuba since 2023, these additional wells providing safe,…
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By Brad Phillips I’ve been immensely privileged and blessed to be part of this ministry to the persecuted church in Sudan for more than 27 years. One advantage I get from this experience is a “high altitude” view on events in that part of the world relevant to its recent history. I can tell you…
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“Rescue the weak and the needy; deliver them from the hand of the wicked.” Ps. 82:4 On April 15th, 2023, Sudan erupted into a civil war which has subsequently broken the nation into several pieces. Violence has laid waste to most of the cities, including the capital, Khartoum, which lost 90 percent of its industry…
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by Brad Phillips Donald Trump likes to win. And he can get a big win for America and Sudan during his next administration. Trump can win in Sudan by standing with our natural allies rather than America’s enemies. To read more, please click here.
If you search online for “Famine Sudan,” chances are you will run across a recent Reuters’ story which highlights the extreme need in several communities within the war-torn Nuba mountains— where Persecution Project has been active in serving the persecuted church for more than two decades. More than 24 million Sudanese currently live in famine…
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Persecution Project’s Emergency Borehole Repair teams have been busy this year! So far, 121 broken pumps have been repaired, providing safe, clean water to as many as 121,000 people (and livestock!) Dirty water accounts for more than 80 percent of all diseases in places like the Nuba mountains of Sudan. Every repaired well pump can…
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An article recently published by Refugees International (RI) provides a very thorough report on conditions in Sudan—with emphasis on refugees fleeing to the Nuba mountains. For Persecution Project, this report is part of an encouraging development because more and more international organizations and media houses are taking note of the growing crisis in Sudan, and,…
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by Brad Phillips “Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that comes from the mouth of God.” (Mt 4:4) My friend Pastor Musa has been a minister of the Gospel in Sudan for more than 45 years. When war broke out in Khartoum on April 15th, 2023, Musa played a courageous role in shepherding…
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