AIC South Sudan
Decades of war and violent conflict have left a poverty-stricken populace, yet also a thriving Church. Founded in 1949, Africa Inland Church works to strengthen the Sudanese Church by training leaders, planting churches among unreached peoples, and implementing a wide range of community development programs.
Decades of war and violent conflict have left a poverty-stricken populace, yet also a thriving Church. Founded in 1949, Africa Inland Church works to strengthen the Sudanese Church by training leaders, planting churches among unreached peoples, and implementing a wide range of community development programs.
On July 9, 2011, South Sudan became an independent state, splitting Africa’s largest country into two nations: Sudan and South Sudan. Hopeful for more freedom and a better life, tens of thousands of southerners who had been living in northern Sudan or other parts of Africa returned to their hometowns in the South.
This new nation continues to face a huge challenge of forming a government and engaging in infrastructure development for a very poor and war-ravaged people.
This mass migration of people is causing a tremendous strain on the limited available resources, services, and facilities such as schools and hospitals. Government leaders know they cannot cope with the phenomenal needs single-handedly and are urging the Sudanese Church to mobilize even greater efforts toward community development.
With more than 60 years of ministry in Sudan, Africa Inland Church has established itself as one of the most significant church networks working to provide social and ministry services to the people.
Despite overwhelming challenges, Sudanese believers continue to persevere in their faith. They believe that this time in history is a strategic opportunity for the Church, and they are committed to taking up the challenge so that all of Sudan’s people will raise their hands in praise to God.
LEADERSHIP
Arkanjelo
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Micro-enterprise changes women’s lives
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Angi* Shares: I began my small business in front of my shelter. I sold tomatoes for almost a year but could not move to another place in a bigger market….
Micro-enterprise changes women’s lives
September 1, 2017
Nathalina writes: Greeting in Jesus name! I am a green vegetable seller. I began my business with money the women’s director brought from you people of God. Thank God for…
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South Sudan Famine Relief
You can fight the famine in South Sudan by helping Africa Inland Church raise $20,000 in one week to feed thousands of hungry families in the city of Juba and beyond. See the progress towards the goal below!
General Ministry Fund – AIC South Sudan
Decades of war and violent conflict have left a poverty-stricken populace, yet also a thriving Church. Kush Outreach works to strengthen the Sudanese Church by training leaders, planting churches among unreached peoples, and implementing a wide range of community development programs.
With more than 60 years of ministry in South Sudan, Africa Inland Church has established itself as one of the most significant church networks working to provide social and ministry services to the people.
Despite overwhelming challenges, Sudanese believers continue to persevere in their faith. They believe that this time in history is a strategic opportunity for the Church, and they are committed to taking up the challenge so that all of South Sudan’s people will raise their hands in praise to God.
BAMULANZEKI ABSOLOM FREDRICK
Fresh vision, purpose and destiny.