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An “Epidemic” of Active Compassion

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As these lines are being written, panic from the Coronavirus has shaken world markets, halted air travel, quarantined entire nations, and caused a run on everything from canned food to toilet paper and hand sanitizer. Hospitals are concerned about being overrun with new patients, and lack of sufficient tests are causing governments to hustle as…
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Healing in His Wings

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“But unto you that fear my name shall the Sun of righteousness arise with healing in his wings…” (Malachi 4:2a) The end of 2019 and into the first quarter of 2020 has been a very busy time for Persecution Project’s team in Sudan. A prolonged rainy season crippled road transportation to the war-torn Nuba mountains…
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2020: A Year of New Beginnings

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The year 2019 will go down in history as one of the most important in the modern history of Sudan. It was the year when the brutal 30-year reign of Omar al Bashir finally ended. Bashir was overthrown by members of his own government following months of continued unrest and near collapse of the national…
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Looking Back… but Pressing On

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As we look back at 2019, it was truly one of the most eventful years in Persecution Project’s 20 plus years of ministry. One of the most amazing events of the year was the toppling of President Omar al Bashir, Sudan’s brutal dictator since 1989. After years of war, more than 3 million dead, persecution…
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HEALING HANDS: Dr. Ahmed Zakariah

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Persecution Project recently released its newest short film in the series, “Profiles of the Persecuted”, showcasing the work of Dr. Ahmed Zakariah in Sudan’s Nuba mountains. You can view the film at www.NubaHospital.com Dr. Ahmed has started to do the impossible: build a hospital in the middle of a war zone. His intelligence and skill…
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Measuring Love’s Impact

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by Ed Lyons, Director of Ministry Advancement Some days, I really love my job—especially when I get to report good news. A brief glance at my Facebook feed reminds me that we need a lot more good news these days! I recently received a report from our Sudan field director on the success thus far…
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Phase II Maternity Ward Construction Progress

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The generous giving of our ministry partners continues to keep the hospital construction team busy in Sudan’s Nuba mountains. We recently received photos of more progress on Phase II of the Maternity Ward. Our goal is to complete this important step by the end of 2019. With your continued help, it will happen! You can…
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PPF Board Members Attend Seminar

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Members of the PPF board and management team recently attended a seminar hosted by the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability (ECFA) in how to improve organizational governance. Your partnership and trust is very valuable to us, and our desire is to be the best stewards of your “active compassion” as we can be.

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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