Thoughts on 10 years of South Sudan’s independence
Most South Sudanese have given up hope in their leaders; they trust in God, persevere and do what they can to improve their lives.
Why am I a lay missioner?
Gabe Hurrish reflects on the call to “be in mission”
Peace-building lessons from South Sudan
For decades Maryknoll lay missioners have accompanied communities in South Sudan, as they have struggled to heal their divided nation.
Remember that you are dust
Jesus’ commandment to wash others’ feet takes on a whole new meaning in dusty South Sudan.
Peacebuilding in South Sudan
Romano Longole and the Peace Team of Kuron Peace Village mediate and build peace by addressing cattle raiding and other conflicts and social issues in a remote part of South Sudan.
Call Beatrice the midwife
At the Kuron Health Clinic in remote South Sudan, Beatrice delivers babies—and hope
‘Where are you, Jesus?’
My lament … and Jesus’ answer
An American in Kuron Peace Village
Gabe Hurrish begins his new ministry in a model village in a remote part of South Sudan
50 ways to survive in South Sudan
Spare a prayer for Juba’s street vendors, who work hard for meager pay.
The good news of polio eradication in Africa
Lay missioner reflects on her part in the decades-long public health campaign to “Kick Polio Out of Africa”
Why serve in South Sudan?
30 months into his service in South Sudan — and 30 years after first traveling to the country — Gabe Hurrish reflects on why he is there.
