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Farmer Training Efforts Impacting the Community
I saw first hand the tremendous progress being made in SEA Partners’ agriculture programs. Praise the Lord! It was so encouraging to see the results of our farmer training efforts impacting the community in such a positive way.
Clean Water is Flowing Again in Upper Boma
Clean water is once again flowing in Upper Boma! Praise the Lord! After two previous attempts to repair the solar-powered well, we were able to...
One Orphan’s Story of Redemption
This week I received an amazing story from our African Director, Henry Okumu, about one of our students, Simon Peter Beko. Simon is studying in...
A Farmer’s Perspective in Boma, South Sudan
SEA Partners’ agriculture training program is having a tremendous impact on the lives of the local farmers in Boma. This week I received a transcript of an interview from one our trainees, Johnson Nyadaka. Johnson has been a part of this training for many years and we are so excited to see the skills he has learned begin to impact him and his community.
Seeds and Seedlings Planted in Boma
May has been a busy month in Boma. 200 plus fruit trees and 5 acres of corn, beans and vegetables have been planted to help relieve the suffering of the Murle people in Boma.
Bright Light of Hope Still Shining in War-Torn South Sudan
Starvation due to famine and political conflict is taking a devastating toll on South Sudan. But, in the midst of all this horror, I was also struck with a very real sense of hope as I witnessed many others called to minister and to comfort those less fortunate. One such bright light of hope was the work of Dr. Paul Thon Agok.
Goals for 2017
SEA Partners goals for 2017 provide the guidance for our ministry going forward. After much deliberation with the Board of Directors and the SEA Partners’ staff in South Sudan, we have determined five goals we would like to achieve this year.
Education is Key to Peace in South Sudan
Nyanet is a young boy of 5 or 6 who lives near the school in Boma. Nyanet is like most boys his age; very curious. Two years ago, as I was doing...
A Special Thank You from Boma
On behalf of the SEA Partners' family, I want to take this opportunity on this this blessed holiday of Thanksgiving to convey our appreciation and...
Elizabeth’s Heart for Boma
Elizabeth Guerino went to Boma in 2013 with her dad as members of a team from Harvest Community Church in Hillsboro, OR. Elizabeth’s heart for Boma is evidenced by her continued focus on praying for the community.
Kachipo Girl First to Study in Kenya
Last week I spoke with a John Donyi, a missionary to the Kachipo people in Boma, through Facebook Messenger. I was shocked that the technology...
Boma Children are Adjusting to Their New Life in Kenya
The Boma children are adjusting to their new life in Kenya but it has not been without its challenges even as the little things in their new world...
50 Day Challenge
The 50 Day Challenge is “Train up a child in the way he should go; even when he is old he will not depart from it.” – Proverbs 22:6 SEA Partners...
Advocacy for Peace in Washington, DC.
Last week I participated in a program of advocacy for peace in Washington, DC. The Coalition of Advocates for South Sudan (CASS) supports a just and...
New Partnerships in Kenya Supporting Missions in South Sudan
Developing new relationships is critical to the continued mission of SEA Partners and provides a foundation of support, encouragement, and the exchange of new ideas. Zack Wangi, Pastor of City of Light Fellowship, was a Project Coordinator in Boma, South Sudan in 2011.
8th Grade Children Arrived Safely in Kenya
After three weeks that were full of challenges, the support of several generous partners has given these 8th grade children hope. I was told last...
Great News from South Sudan: Updated
Great News from South Sudan…Faith Learning Center in Boma received food for the children’s school feeding program.
Boma School Term Completed in Boma
The first term of the 2016 school year at Faith Learning Center is now completed and the students finished all their work in fine fashion. Due to the tribal conflict a few weeks ago, all the families moved to Lower Boma for additional security. While there is now relative peace in the area, the people felt it was better to remain down the mountain until they are assured of security in Upper Boma.
Tribal Conflict Comes to Boma
Tribal conflict in Boma, South Sudan had a devastating effect when the village of Kaywa was burned to the ground. The local villagers are in dire need of food and shelter. Are you willing to help?
The True Meaning of Easter from Boma, South Sudan
Tapala is a seventh grade boy who is very bright. He hopes someday to become a pastor or teacher. On one recent day in Boma, Tapala inspired me and...
