SOUTH SUDAN
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Why South Sudan Needs Hope
South Sudan is a hard place to do ministry. After gaining independence as a country in 2011, South Sudan broke into civil war just two years later. Tensions between the Dinka president and the Nuer vice president devolved into tribal warfare.
Dinka and Nuer are the two largest ethnic groups in the country. While Dinkas and Nuers have in the past lived together peaceably, politically motivated violence has now caused tribal members to turn against their former neighbors. The cycle of panic, self defense, and destruction seems to be unending. And yet, even in the midst of this desperate situation, Words of Hope is speaking the peace of Christ to those who need to be reminded of it most. Programs focus reconciliation, conflict resolution, and trauma healing.
Breaking the Cycle: Juma’s Story of Forgiveness and Courage
Juma, a woman from South Sudan, chose a path that defies understanding—a path of forgiveness, made possible by God’s grace.
No More Revenge
Ongoing radio programs in the often war-torn country of South Sudan are changing lives, one at a time. A South Sudanese man who contacted our
Prayer Requests
- Pray for peace in South Sudan.
- Pray for growth of the ministry, specifically for the construction of the tower, installation of the transmitter, and provision of other necessary equipment for the studio.
“We have added a new program on quality education, cross-cultural marriages and nationalism to change the mindset of our people… from a tribal divisions mindset to adopting the spirit of nationhood and education that promotes unity, love and peaceful coexistence.”
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