Our colleagues at the Sudan Advocacy Action Forum offer their analysis and opinions (Download SAAF Update May 3 2010) of the election in Sudan: Dear friends of Sudan and Sudanese friends,We at SAAF think it important that SAAF clearly state…
Read more »The election has started in Sudan. Pray for the people as they vote, as the votes are counted, and as the results of the election are implemented. The Save Darfur Coalition provides a roundup of news, analysis, and opinions from…
Read more »Here is a prayer for the people of Sudan as the April 11 election draws near. Gracious God, We seek a just and lasting peace for our brothers and sisters in Sudan. May the Sudanese people never lose hope and…
Read more »Our colleagues at the Sudan Advocacy Action Forum have a new look to their Web page. A great look! Check it out. While you are there, take time to act for peace in Sudan – calling Congress to hold the…
Read more »Our friends in the Sudan Advocacy Action Forum pass on concerns from our sisters and brothers in Sudan encourage us to pray for a just and lasting peace for all the people of Sudan. Refugees International provide a brief video…
Read more »Presbyterians recently initiated, signed and sent an interfaith letter calling for the deployment of United Nations Mission in Sudan (UNMIS) peacekeeping forces to protect civilians in South Sudan. The letter went to Susan Rice, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations,…
Read more »The people of Sudan have experienced conflict for years. Across the country, lives have been lost, communities scattered, people displaced. Steps toward peace have been made. The situation remains fragile. Our sisters and brothers in Sudan need our prayer at…
Read more »Here are some ways to keep up with events in Sudan and Darfur. The Sudan Advocacy Action Forum, a Christian grassroots effort that advocates for a just and lasting peace in Sudan, regularly posts information about the situation in the…
Read more »Urge Congress to act to prevent the collapse of South Sudan. Were a collapse to occur, it would gravely threaten prospects for peace in Sudan as a whole, including Darfur. Since 2005, two million south Sudanese have returned to the…
Read more »The New York Times reported last night that the judges of the International Criminal Court have decided to issue an arrest warrant for Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir. Advocates for the people of Sudan note that this marks a step toward…
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