Following is a repost of an article from One Village Group's blog page dated April 22nd highlighting what we do here at Hope Encounter: The vast majority of people run out a building

In South Sudan, more than 2.8 million children—over 70% of the school-age population—are currently out of school, making South Sudan home to one of the highest rates of out-of-school children in the

After an eight-hour ride on a motorcycle (boda-boda) from Wau, together with my brother Awad Nyangwa and Pastor Peter Kek, our church planting director, we arrived in the village of Joudo. We came in response

Education and literacy are powerful forces for change. They unlock economic opportunities, break cycles of poverty, and drive personal and societal growth. They also foster better communication and civic engagement—essential tools for South Sudan

South Sudan, a nation with deep Christian roots, has experienced a noticeable decline in the influence and practice of Christianity in recent years. Several factors contribute to this trend, posing challenges to the church and

Did you ever think that graduating from First Grade would be celebrated with uniforms and a marching band? Things that pass by unnoticed in the Western World are often life changing events to others. Attending