Discipleship and Evangelism

Is the World Beginning to Wake Up?

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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Giving Spiritual Food

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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Waiting for Love

By Ed Lyons A few weeks ago, I was deep into the heart of Sudan’s war-torn Nuba mountains to see for myself the growing crisis of more than 700,000 displaced persons (so far!) flooding into an area already stretched very thin on resources. In one community with 20,000 returnees, people waited in line to use…
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Good Shepherds

“I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd gives His life for the sheep.” John 10:11 Jesus describes Himself as the “Good Shepherd.” He then goes on to indicate what that means. “The good shepherd gives His life for the sheep.” It can seem ridiculous to us in the 21st century to consider it a…
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Looking Forward… by Going Back

As we look forward to a new year of ministry, we at Persecution Project feel it important to first go back and remember the blessings of the previous year. It’s both encouraging and challenging. It’s encouraging because we can see all the progress made in just a few months. It’s challenging because we want to…
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