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A Ministry in Word and Deed

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Through the generosity of thousands of churches, businesses and individuals, Persecution Project has been able to bring many kinds of help to the persecuted in Sudan. Hundreds of safe water wells dug or repaired, thousands of emergency shelter tarps distributed, hundreds of tons of medicine… the list goes on. But by far the greatest gift…
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Doing the Impossible

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By Ed Lyons I appreciate J. Hudson Taylor’s quote, “I have found that there are three stages in every great work of God: first, it is impossible, then it is difficult, then it is done.” God often calls us to do the impossible, showing us time and again that with Him, all things are possible….
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Gigaiba Hospital

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ONE MAN’S VISION; AN ENTIRE COMMUNITY’S NEED. View fullsize View fullsize Counting bricks View fullsize This generator provides much needed power to the hospital. View fullsize Inside the maternity ward View fullsize Electrical wiring has been added. View fullsize Getting ready for surgery View fullsize Solar panels being installed View fullsize With a young patient

PHASE I COMPLETE!

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It’s always great to receive good news, and August was a month for it at Persecution Project. After many months of labor, including mind-numbing logistical challenges, weather challenges, supply challenges, etc., we finally received word from Dr. Ahmed Zachariah that Phase I for the Maternity Ward has been completed. Phase I involved a lot of…
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Away from the Chaos

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by Ed Lyons Chaos is not restricted to Sudan’s borders. The author of confusion and disorder runs rampant throughout the world. We find disunity, distractions and disharmony everywhere. There is only one solution to all the chaos, and that is Jesus Christ. Jesus brings peace where there is turmoil, truth where there are lies, and…
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Compassion vs. Chaos

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As of this writing, the Sudan is still reeling from political turmoil. The country continues to be ruled by an Islamist elite. The capital city of Khartoum is still unsafe for dissenters. After a 37 day total blackout, the Internet has only now just been switched back on. Many people are skeptical the latest power-sharing…
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The Monday Massacre

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On Monday, June 3rd, after months of protest in Sudan’s capital city, Khartoum, the ruling Islamist Military Council launched a full-scale attack on the popular uprising which has demanded an end to military rule in the country. The attack was led by the infamous RSF militias, also known as the Janjaweed (Devils on Horseback), and…
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Broken People Serving Broken People

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By Pamela Grillis What happens to a servant who can no longer serve his Master and the Master’s household in ways long accustomed? In literature and in real life, too often such a servant is set aside or turned away. But it is not so with my Master, nor with the household I serve.  My…
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Healer of the Nations

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We know God is our “Great Physician.” In His generosity towards us, He often chooses to work His healing power through the compassion of willing hands. Persecution Project has been privileged to partner with one particular pair of willing hands. They belong to Dr. Ahmed Zakariah, a heroic physician seeking to do the impossible: build…
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“Medina’s Song” Premiers in the Nuba

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The Persecution Project Team recently visited the Nuba mountains, bringing several large consignments of relief— but also something very special: a film premier. The Nuba premier of Medina’s Song in the very community where it was shot was very special and encouraging to the viewers. When we suffer through a major trial in life, it’s…
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