South Sudan’s Christian charities primarily undertake missions to combat injustice, hunger, and poverty in the developing nation.
- Christian Aid Charity supports churches affected by poverty and conflict.
- LMI educates South Sudanese on how to read.
Christian Charities to support in South Sudan
It has been an endless struggle for South Sudan after gaining its independence. But with the emergence of these noble Christian Charities, South Sudan can have a hope to reckon upon.
1. Christian Aid, South Sudan
Christian Aid is a Christian charity formed by a group of committed individuals from different churches to bring peace and give arms to the most marginalised churches worldwide. Their vision embodies the belief that “Everyone is equal in the sight of God”. Hence, the organisation is committed to helping churches faced with war and poverty. Also, the charity network extends its charitable arms to address the many challenges the country continues to face since independence.
2. Samaritan Purse
Samaritan Purse is a nondenominational evangelical Christian organisation that provides spiritual and physical aid to people who are hurt globally. Since its establishment, the Samaritan Purse has assisted in meeting the needs of those affected by war, poverty, natural disasters, sickness, and starvation. This organisation serves the church globally by promoting the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ through the goodwill of services.
3. LMI South Sudan Project
Logos Ministries International is an interdenominational evangelical Christian mission serving the church globally. This organisation is helping the people of South Sudan in the area of illiteracy. They educate South Sudanese on how to read to grant them access to God’s word by themselves. They also provide bicycles to pastors to cover a wide range of South Sudan rural areas and make their work faster. In addition, LMI conducts leadership seminars to encourage many churches to carry out God’s work in South Sudan.
4. Finn Church Aid (FCA)
FCA is an organisation that supports children, youths, women, families, different religious beliefs, and traditional leaders in mediating conflicts, building peace, and eradicating hate speech in South Sudan. As part of their support, they also provide access to quality education, especially for the girl-child.
Conclusion
Humanitarian services remain a crucial service of utmost benefit across the globe. These Christian charities in South Sudan position themselves as beacons of hope to the citizens.
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