FBR Report: Finding Living Water in a Dry and Thirsty Land
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- Published: Thursday, 17 July 2014 14:14
- Written by Free Burma Rangers
Good Life Club Sudan Report
16 July, 2014
Our GLC programs in the Nuba Mountains of Sudan felt like a tiny drop in a very dry bucket, but God’s presence in this desert turned out to be the living water that we all needed.
Nuba girl in hiding place during Good Life Club program
We had come as FBR was invited by the people of the Nuba Mountains to see if an FBR-style training and mission would help them as they are under attack from the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF). The desert environment, even without fighting, is a harsh place. Adding attacks from the SAF only increases the challenge of finding basic necessities. Inside the thatched walls of most family compounds live anywhere from 10-20 children, with several mothers and one father. Although there have been schools, fear of bombing has caused these and other educational opportunities to be closed down.
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