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  • Renounce Christ or Die

    Renounce Christ or Die

    Life in a Sudanese refugee camp is no picnic, and Ajoung Thok is no exception. Founded in 2013 along South Sudan’s northern border, it has grown into a rough rural town of about 40,000. And it needs everything. Food, shelter, clean water, hygiene, and healthcare are all in short supply. That may be why Amona…

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  • Breaching a 500-Year-Old Barrier

    Breaching a 500-Year-Old Barrier

    For 500 years, the Cilasi (pseudonym) people have fished, farmed, and hunted around Lake Chad. Having descended from some of the first Muslims to enter the country, their roots run deep in that way of life, and they tolerate little else. They listen to little else. But because of our generous partners, that is changing.…

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  • The Lost Sheep of Islands-Asia

    The Lost Sheep of Islands-Asia

    One of Jesus’s most beloved parables is the story of the wandering sheep. “What do you think? If a man owns a hundred sheep, and one of them wanders away, will he not leave the ninety-nine on the hills and go to look for the one that wandered off? And if he finds it, truly…

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