If you have followed our work for any length of time, you will have learned that among the Nuba people is the largest community of Christians in the officially Islamic State of Sudan. For decades this strong voice for the Gospel has been the target of persecution, terror, and genocide by Islamist extremists in the…
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As published in our last Annual Report, Persecution Project was responsible for delivering 85 percent of all medicines to the war-torn Nuba mountains of Sudan in 2022. These life-saving drugs were distributed among 203 remote medical facilities, including three rural hospitals. In 2023, our medical program continues at full speed— thanks to your faithful giving….
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Persecution Project’s Emergency Borehole Repair team recently reported this year’s successful repair of the 57th broken well pump in the war-torn Nuba mountains of Sudan. Each well is designed to serve the needs of 1,000 people and their livestock, which means that at least 57,000 additional people in the Nuba mountains now have safe, clean…
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INTRODUCTION In 1995 while serving as a legislative aide for Rep. David Funderburk, I received an unexpected visit from a 7 foot 7-inch-tall man in a tailored purple suit. As a child I had gone to see Manute Bol play for the Washington Bullets at the Capitol Center, but there is no way to describe…
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Ismael Persecution Project’s mission is “Active Compassion for the Persecuted.” But the “persecuted” are not faceless, nameless masses of people. They’re individuals, each with a family, a history, a vision, and a testimony. It’s so very easy to get focused on the “big numbers” of our work: “20,000 displaced by fighting,” “1 million returnees needing…
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We recently received the following testimony from Pastor Esam, who received a backpack projector system from Persecution Project last year. “Before I got The JESUS Film, I used to tell stories about Jesus as I went into villages preaching the Gospel. Because most of [the people] do not know how to read and have no…
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Water is life. Without it, we couldn’t survive. But if water is contaminated, it can still be a death sentence, as many of our persecuted brothers and sisters in the war-torn Nuba mountains of Sudan understa Water-borne illnesses account for more than 80 percent of all disease in places like the Nuba. But this negative…
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In December, our headquarters received many photos and reports of successful Christmas outreaches to our brothers and sisters in the war-torn Nuba mountains of Sudan. Distributions included heavy-duty tarps and refugee assistance kits (part of our Emgergency Christmas Airlift), Dignity Kits for women and girls, print Bibles and audio Bibles, and three pastors and evangelists…
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by Matt Chancey October was a rough month. October saw a fresh wave of attacks by Islamists against our brothers and sisters in the Nuba mountains. But the month was also a tough one for my family. First, it was the 1-year anniversary of my father’s passing, which is always a sad time for families….
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In October, fresh protests broke out all over Sudan. That month was the year anniversary when Islamists in the military forcefully removed the civilian element in the transitionary government, essentially ending the efforts of forming a real democracy. The people of Sudan took to the streets to remind the Islamists that they don’t intend to…
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