Hi everyone, We are so grateful for your continued partnership, prayers, and support as we journey through a busy season of ministry and link visits. God is moving in so many different ways across the communities we serve, and we wanted to share a few key updates and prayer needs from overseas. Community Health and Fellowship in Ibba Down in Ibba, the Bishop has been heavily involved in a vital campaign to raise awareness about Ebola and Monkeypox, focusing on how communities

Joanne and Andrew send their thanks for everyone's continued prayers and support after a busy couple of weeks. They recently enjoyed encouraging link visits to Bangor Abbey, St. Columba's, and Christ Church Primacy. As a couple they also attended a New Wine Prayer Ministry Training in Dollingstown alongside CMSI’s Linda Abwa, where they were uplifted by stories of God’s work through prayer ministry in Ireland. Other recent highlights included a lovely visit to the Colebrooke

In the heart of Ibba, South Sudan, a community is proving that faith isn't just about the building you sit in—it’s about the resilience of the people inside it. On Sunday, April 19th, St. Luke’s Parish held a vibrant fundraiser with one singular, urgent goal: to finally put a roof on their new church building. The journey to this point has been a literal trial by wind and fire. A Series of Hardships The story of St. Luke’s over the last two years has been one of incredible pe

We showed the Jesus film in nearby Bethlehem parish, a 2km walk along a narrow dirt road passing through homes and bush on the way. A number of children and young adults who had been playing football beside the church attended, along with others from the area. People seemed to enjoy the film but were shy to respond to the short message we gave at the end. We trust God is at work in those who were listening. In order to enable more women to attend, we were well advised by lo

Joanne continues to facilitate weekly Trauma Healing training in Ibba, South Sudan. The Bible-based sessions help participants to reflect on their experiences and begin the long, slow process of healing some of the brokenness they have identified. After the completion of a recent course at Bishop Levi College, yassin Hassan Idriss shared some feedback. "My name is yassin Hassan Idriss, and I come from a country torn apart by conflict and war. For years, I lived in fear, const

Death, as we know, is a part of life. Here in Ibba we have spent the last 8 months getting to know the traditional rituals practiced by...

6 weeks in and Joanne and Andrew are beginning to adjust to life in Ibba. They keep us up-to-date with what they are up to but Joanne...

While many of us are familiar with Jesus’ ‘Great Commission’ and phrases like ‘every member ministry’, Joanne and Andrew Quill have felt...