Persecution Project’s team in the war-torn Nuba mountains recently forwarded our home office a report, along with photos, of a recent distribution of aid to refugees fleeing the ongoing civil war in Sudan. Persecution Project’s team targeted 7,500 refugees fleeing from the village of Umdulib, in Tolodi county, which has suffered severe attacks by the…
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We received photos from our latest round of evacuations from the war-torn capital area of Khartoum. Most of the city has been destroyed, but thousands of Christians (mostly ethnic Nuba) remain trapped. So far this year, we’ve been able to rescue and relocate just under 1,000 souls – thanks, again, to your generosity. Visit NubaExodus.com…
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Several months ago, we were shocked to hear that as many as 50,000 ethnic Nuban people (mostly Christian) were still trapped in what remained of Sudan’s hollowed out capital, Khartoum. Considering the war had been going on for a year and a half at that time, and Khartoum was basically leveled, we were sure most…
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“Rescue the weak and the needy; deliver them from the hand of the wicked.” Ps. 82:4 On April 15th, 2023, Sudan erupted into a civil war which has subsequently broken the nation into several pieces. Violence has laid waste to most of the cities, including the capital, Khartoum, which lost 90 percent of its industry…
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by Brad Phillips Donald Trump likes to win. And he can get a big win for America and Sudan during his next administration. Trump can win in Sudan by standing with our natural allies rather than America’s enemies. To read more, please click here.
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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Many of our partners asked us for an update on how the lady, Honey, whom we featured recently in our communications, is doing. We wrote about how this brave woman lost a leg and two of her children in a bombing in Khartoum. Honey was concerned she would not be of much use to her…
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by Matt Chancey I recently woke up to a batch of messages on my phone from Brad. Knowing what this probably meant, I quickly opened my messenger app. I was right. Brad sent dozens of photos from the latest Persecution Project outreach to the Agiri Resettlement Camp in the Nuba mountains of Sudan. The photos…
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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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Rescue those who are being taken away to death; hold back those who are stumbling to the slaughter. If you say, “Behold, we did not know this,” does not he who weighs the heart perceive it? Prov. 24:11-12a (ESV) As of this writing, the current war in Sudan (which began on April 15th, 2023) has…
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