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.
From Peace Corps to ‘Catholic Peace Corps’
Seven Maryknoll lay missioners who got their start in the Peace Corps compare notes about their experiences in both.
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.
Ugandan immigrant in South Sudan empowers women
Meet Constance Langoya, a woman of constant strength
Waiting out COVID-19 restrictions in South Sudan’s Peace Village
Stranded in a remote area of South Sudan, Gabe Hurrish encounters the Toposa people.
South Sudanese perseverance
Having suffered for generations, South Sudanese are mentally prepared for this coronavirus.
Fearing the worst if/when COVID-19 arrives in South Sudan
No reported cases—yet—but South Sudan is ill-prepared to handle the coronavirus pandemic.
Progress toward peace in South Sudan, finally!
Cautious hope and unresolved issues after the recent implementation of a unity government
