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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Persecution Project’s Safe Water Emergency Borehole Repair team recently reported that they have completed the 99th repair in 2025, putting us on track for another record year in providing safe, clean water to Nuba families in Sudan. More than 80 percent of all disease in the Nuba is traced to contaminated water supplies. Every functional…
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In partnership with Convoy of Hope, our Emergency Borehole Repair Team has reported more successful repairs since the rains have subsided. By year-end, our team had repaired 181 broken pumps in 2024… 79 more than 2023! With the influx of more than a million refugees into the Nuba since 2023, these additional wells providing safe,…
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Persecution Project’s Emergency Borehole Repair teams have been busy this year! So far, 121 broken pumps have been repaired, providing safe, clean water to as many as 121,000 people (and livestock!) Dirty water accounts for more than 80 percent of all diseases in places like the Nuba mountains of Sudan. Every repaired well pump can…
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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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Since war broke out on April 15, 2023, 12 MILLION people have been displaced by fighting in Sudan, including hundreds of thousands of Christians. The level of destruction within Sudan’s capital region alone (Khartoum) has decimated 90 percent of the industry. The national currency is in a free fall and Sudan has arguably surpassed Ukraine…
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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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