Browsing Archive: September, 2011

Moving forward in faith in Wau, South Sudan

Posted by YWAM Sudan on Tuesday, September 27, 2011, In : YWAM Wau 



God is using Africans to pioneer exciting new ministries throughout Africa! Here is an update from the team in Wau, South Sudan...

"...It has been long since we sent out our update to all of you. It has been a little challenging with a number of other things that needed our attention and the challenges of internet here in Wau. We would like to let you all know our staff at the moment, we are three on the ground. That is James from South Sudan, Sosan from Uganda and Josephine from Uganda. We sh...

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God is raising up Sudanese missionaries!

Posted by YWAM Sudan on Friday, September 16, 2011, In : DTS 

 
South Sudan has its first Discipleship Training School (DTS) up and running at the YWAM base in Yei. Many DTS programs have been run in Yei over the last ten years, but this is the first one since independence was declared on July 9th. This training will consist of three months of lectures on missions and Christian discipleship followed by a two-month practical outreach somewhere in the region. God has used this simple training to equip and release thousands of missionaries all over the worl...

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Isolated in Malakal

Posted by YWAM Sudan on Friday, September 9, 2011, In : YWAM Malakal 


There is a YWAM family who has been pioneering a ministry in Malakal, South Sudan for the past few years. Malakal is the capital city of of Upper Nile state, located on the banks of the White Nile near to the border with northern Sudan. Here are some excerpts from their recent update...

"...The border between northern Sudan and southern Sudan is still closed to goods. In the past, Malakal received virtually all food and supplies from Khartoum and the stores are more and more empty. It happened...

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House church in Darfur

Posted by YWAM Sudan on Friday, September 2, 2011, In : Darfur 

Here is an update we received from a YWAM staff member serving with his family in Darfur...

"...We started meeting five weeks ago on Fridays for house church. We started with just a few, but every week we have new faces. We are now up to 11 from the local tribes. The great part is that they are the ones that continue to share and bring new friends to the Lord. They have all made professions of faith. We have been singing worship songs in Arabic, but some of the guys now want to translate the w...

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