Donnie Brake, Author at Sea Partners

2017 in Review and Strategy for 2018

by Donnie Brake | Dec 27, 2017 | South Sudan Clean Water, South Sudan Education, South Sudan Evangelism, South Sudan Food Security

Thank you for all your prayers and support. I returned last month from South Sudan with a renewed excitement for what God has done in Boma this past year and great anticipation for what He will continue doing through you and SEA Partners in the year ahead. Here is our...

Raising Hope 150

by Donnie Brake | Nov 23, 2017 | Uncategorized

Farming is the main livelihood for people in South Sudan. The United Nations has determined that 90% of all families in South Sudan depend on farming, fishing, and herding for their food and income needs. Due to the ongoing violence of a brutal civil war, the people...

Educating Girls in South Sudan is Challenging

by Donnie Brake | Oct 20, 2017 | Christianity, South Sudan Education, South Sudan Evangelism, South Sudan Healthcare

Educating girls in South Sudan is one of the most daunting challenges facing leaders of this new nation. While most in the West consider the education of girls as unquestioned reality, it is far from normal in many African nations. Educating Girls is a Challenge It is...

Two Murle Students Perform Well in Kenyan Schools

by Donnie Brake | Oct 7, 2017 | South Sudan Education

Two Murle students perform well in Kenyan schools as they continue their education in a challenging environment. Just think for a minute what it would be like to study in a foreign country, learning your second and third languages, all while competing for the...

Encourage Peace in South Sudan

by Donnie Brake | Sep 20, 2017 | South Sudan Peace

Peace in South Sudan seems like an impossible task. Tribal in-fighting over the last three years has forced millions of people to seek refuge in Kenya, Uganda and Ethiopia. There are times when I feel like its hopeless but we must encourage peace in South Sudan....