The capital city of Khartoum in Sudan is experiencing catastrophic conditions due to war, with thousands of lives claimed and over a million people fleeing the city. The Nuba Mountains are becoming a safe haven for those seeking refuge, but the situation remains dire, with people struggling to access basic supplies and medical care. The international community's inaction and enabling of the Islamist government has exacerbated the crisis, and prayer and support are urgently needed to help those affected. [... more]

In Sudan, Christians are facing intense persecution, with the Islamic State in Khartoum sending a message to the church that they still can't tolerate the gospel. Pastor Ibrahim Kondur, an American citizen, was martyred along with three of his nephews, and four other people were also shot. The Persecution Project Foundation is working to support the persecuted church in Sudan, providing medical services and humanitarian aid, and distributing scriptures in indigenous languages. [... more]