November 16
The critical aid that native workers provide to people internally displaced by violence now also goes to refugees from war-wracked Sudan – thousands have arrived in desperate need. “These people do not even come with clothing apart from what they wear,” the native ministry leader said. “Children who have not eaten for days are on their mothers’ backs, and others are being dragged trekking.” The ministry is striving to make tents for them and provide basic supplies leading to gospel opportunities. Workers need donations of $35 or $70 to provide food, sanitary items and other humanitarian aid. Pray for the safety of workers as they help people to recover their lives.