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Sudan Christians may benefit from new accord
A new power-sharing agreement to establish civilian rule in Sudan is potentially good news for persecuted Christians there, religious liberty…
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Sudan Christians: ‘Only Jesus can bring true peace’
Nationwide civilian protests for democracy resumed Sunday (June 30) in Sudan, where democratic rule could decrease Christian persecution under Sharia…
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Sudan Christians fearful amid deadly revolution
Persecuted Christians in Sudan are discouraged and fearful after the military massacre of protesters seeking civilian rule that, amid Sharia…
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13 Christians arrested in Sudan, church property confiscated
Sudanese security officials arrested 13 Christians in the western region of Darfur. The Christians were taken from a home they…
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Pastors arrested in Sudan as government tries moves to take over churches
OMDURMAN, Sudan — Police arrested and interrogated seven Christian church leaders in Omdurman, Sudan Aug. 23 for refusing to turn…
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Christian groups respond to growing Sudanese refugee crisis
NAIROBI, Kenya — Christian agencies and churches are stepping up and coordinating their efforts to respond to the South Sudanese…
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Sudanese officials bulldoze district’s last standing church
Authorities in Sudan demolished the last remaining church in the country’s southeast Soba Aradi district in May. Soba Al Aradi…
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Sudanese pastor released after 17 months in prison
A Sudanese pastor and an activist who both received 12-year sentences for inciting hatred and espionage were released yesterday after…
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Samaritan’s Purse ‘Thankful to God’ for release of kidnapped staff
JUBA — Eight local staff with a U.S. aid group in South Sudan were released safely on Tuesday after being…
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Pastor freed in Sudan, others still charged
KHARTOUM, Sudan — A court in Khartoum, Sudan, released a pastor from prison Jan. 2 after acquitting him of charges…
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