Invite a Speaker/Get Active for the Persecuted

CrossWay Community Church in Grand Rapids, MI hosted a very successful Car Wash/Bake Sale in July to support the purchase of Emergency Shelter Kits for displaced Nuba families. The day’s activities ended with a Sudan update provided by Persecution Project’s Director of Ministry Advancement, Ed Lyons. If you would like to invite a PPF speaker…
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A Call to Prayer

Right now, Persecution Project is involved in perhaps the most aggressive outreaches we’ve conducted in our history. Multiple flight rotations, many tons of freight moving by road, and weather wise, all taking place during the worst time of the year. We are deep into the rainy season. The roads are rivers. The only reliable way…
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Responding With Your Love

By Brad Phillips Each evening, as I sit down in the comfort of my own home to give thanks with my family for God’s provision of health, food and shelter, I remember there are many fathers and mothers in the Nuba mountains of Sudan sitting under a tree watching their children die slowly from the…
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The Growing Crisis

The Nuba mountains of Sudan are home to that country’s largest Christian community. And this community has been under a humanitarian blockade since 2011. This means there is a shortage of nearly everything, from food, to medicine, to fuel. But there is no shortage of courage. A couple years ago, we introduced you to a…
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In Memoriam: Yassin Hassan

“The wicked flee when no one pursues, but the righteous are bold as a lion.” (Prov. 28:1) We recently received the heartbreaking news that a good friend and member of our Sudan team was killed in the Nuba mountains.  Yassin Hassan was an accomplished Nuba photographer and videographer who we had the privilege of knowing for 15 years….
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Pressing On

“I press on toward the goal for the prize of the upward call of God in Christ Jesus.” (Phil 3:14) The current war with Iran might not be a “World War” but it certainly has global reach. Persecution Project works primarily in areas heavily influenced by traffic in and out of the Persian Gulf. With…
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Water in a Thirsty Land

“Whoever gives one of these little ones even a cup of cold water because he is a disciple, truly, I say to you, he will by no means lose his reward.” (Matthew 10:43 ESV) In 2012, we launched our Nuba Borehole Repair Project. At that time, there was a population of 1.2 million souls in…
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Shepherding the Shepherds

Persecution Project seeks to minister to victims of war, genocide and religious persecution. We bring physical relief but also spiritual hope to those who have often been neglected or forgotten.  For this spiritual hope, we rely heavily on our indigenous ministerial partners on the ground. These shepherds live in targeted communities and are often the…
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Christmas Day Massacre in Sudan

On Christmas Day, the world learned of President Trump’s ordered strike against Islamist terrorists in Nigeria for their relentless persecution of Christians. But at the same time, more than a thousand miles away in Sudan, the Islamist regime of Abdel Fattah al Burhan launched a strike against Nuba Christian worshippers at a Christmas Day celebration. …
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A Christmas Letter

Dear Persecution Project Family, Since April 15th, 2023, the population inside Southern Kordofan Sudan (Nuba mountains) has swelled by more than 1.6 million souls, bringing the total number to more than 4.5 million! All of the recent arrivals were forced to flee with only what they could carry. The current war has resulted in mass…
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