EVANGELISM
Bringing the Kingdom to the People
At SEA Partners, every part of the Boma School Project—and now our work in Omiling—is a powerful opportunity to share the gospel, both through God’s Word and through daily acts of love and service.
We are committed to living out both the Great Commission and the Great Commandment—to make disciples of all nations (Matthew 28:19–20) and to love others by meeting real needs (Matthew 22:37–40).
In Upper Boma, we established the first church in the region, Boma Christian Center, where a SEA Partners staff member currently preaches, trains future pastors, and helps lead services. Our teaching staff also leads worship for the children, planting seeds of faith in young hearts. We prayerfully anticipate the emergence of a local Sudanese pastor to lead this growing faith community.
In Omiling, a new church has also been planted in October 2021—extending our mission of spiritual transformation and offering a Christ-centered gathering place for worship, teaching, and discipleship.
With six churches now meeting across the Ofrika villages, pastoral training in Omilng has never been more vital. Each week, Pastor Sam mentors local pastors, equipping them with essential biblical training to lead and serve their communities with wisdom and confidence.
Our prayer is that true community transformation will take root—that families in Boma and Omiling would be able to provide for their loved ones, that children would continue to gain access to education, and that all would grow in the knowledge of a loving God who sees and cares for them deeply.
While Islam is not a major influence in these regions, ancestor worship and animism often blend with Christian practices and create confusion. Many still turn to local witch doctors for spiritual answers. Yet, there is a hunger for truth, and a growing awareness of the need for a Savior.
We invite you to pray with us—for open hearts, for spiritual clarity, and for continued gospel growth in Boma, Omiling, and beyond.
For over 20 years, the church in Upper Boma has remained a steady light—enduring wars and tribal conflict to become a strong, trusted presence in the community. Its continued growth reflects a deepening hunger for truth and transformation.
With limited infrastructure, classrooms at Faith Learning Center serve a dual purpose—hosting both Sunday worship services and children’s Sunday school programs. These gatherings offer a welcoming space for families and children to learn about God’s love and grow in faith.
Raising up local leaders is vital for long-term spiritual growth. SEA Partners invests in training pastors in Boma and Omiling, equipping them to faithfully shepherd their communities and carry the gospel into future generations.
In February 2025, a new church building was completed in Omiling, with seating for up to 200 people. The church is already at full capacity, and we are prayerfully considering expansion to meet the growing spiritual hunger in the community. This new church stands as a testament to what God is doing in South Sudan—building His Church, one heart at a time.
February 2025: In a historic milestone for the region,10 pastors from six African villages received pastoral training in Omiling, led by Dr. Donald Brake Sr. This was the first-ever pastoral training held in Omiling, marking a significant step forward in equipping local leaders to shepherd their communities in faith and truth.
Church in Zooch: In addition to the church in Boma, a new church was planted in Zooch, serving the Kachipo tribe. This expansion was led by the congregation of the Boma church, reflecting the growing spiritual maturity and mission-mindedness of local believers. It stands as a powerful example of the gospel multiplying from within South Sudanese communities.
