In Chad, Jesuit Refugee Service teachers aim to keep school going amid pandemic
Jesuit Refugee Service is conveying safety measures to prevent the spread of the virus in local communities.
COVID-19 makes life harder for Africa’s persecuted Christians
The Christian ministry’s World Watch Research refers to the DRC, Nigeria, Sudan and Cameroon as areas with rising persecution.
Commissioners appointed to investigate Khartoum church attack
Minister of Religious Affairs assigned commissioners to investigate the church attack
Sudan still waiting for justice
Military leaders who are known to have been involved in the killing of protesters or in the genocide of Darfur are still in power
Sudanese government return confiscated truck to Church, after 8 years
It also shows that they are working to return property to the churches that was confiscated illegally.
Two churches burned down in Sudan
There is still much analysis over the recent changes and the idea that Christians will have freedom any time soon.
Christian convert in hiding after receiving life threats from Muslim community
“I saw them and heard them saying, ‘We will kill you because you left Islam and became infidel,’”
Three churches set on fire in Sudan
Three churches were burnt down on December 28 in the town of Bout, capital of the Tadamoun district.
Church properties burned down by jihadists in Sudan
The worship buildings of the Sudan Interior Church, Roman Catholic Church and Orthodox Church were razed first on 28 December.
Sudan’s Christian Schools Allowed to Follow Christian Week
Christian Schools are allowed to follow the traditional Christian weekend of Saturday and Sunday as days off.