In Khartoum, the capital of Sudan, at a time when the city is trying to regain its former rhythm after conflicts that left deep scars on its people and urban fabric, church leaders and representatives gathered last Saturday to pray for Sudan. At the meeting, where a sense of loss intertwined with hope for a safer and more stable life, it was emphasized that churches in Sudan maintain close religious and social ties with the community during time…
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In Khartoum, the capital of Sudan, at a time when the city is trying to regain its former rhythm after conflicts that left deep scars on its people and urban fabric, church leaders and representatives gathered last Saturday to pray for Sudan. At the meeting, where a sense of loss intertwined with hope for a safer and more stable life, it was emphasized that churches in Sudan maintain close religious and social ties with the community during time…