Networking for South Sudanese Refugees Do you hear their cry? Approximately 89,000 South Sudanese have fled brutal violence—violence inflicted by their own government—in a desperate search for safety. Now across the border in Ethiopia, they have found refuge. The UN has set up a new refugee camp at Luakdong, to provide basic needs of food. The LCSS senses the call to provide for spiritual needs as well – a church, a pastor, Bibles, worship materials, etc. But we hear their cr

Names have meanings in many cultures. Thomas is a name for “twin” in the Hebrew culture. Names equally have meanings in the South...

During a meeting with women leaders in the refugee camps, they shared of their need to generate income. There is no training in the camps...

“I have said these things to you, that in me you may have peace. In the world you will have tribulation. But take heart; I have overcome...

Bearing witness to the Gospel amidst this brokenness and despair, the LCSS not only trains pastors but also provides scholarships to the...

Life is very challenging for refugees everywhere. They have suffered physical and psychological trauma from war. They have been forced...