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Salisbury-Sudans Link Partnership @DioSalisbury with Episcopal Church of Sudan and Episcopal Church of South Sudan. https://xitter.cf/t.co/OHnFaO5gVe

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'People will starve' because of US aid cut to Sudan bbc.com/news/articles/cy7x87…
Sudan conflict: USAID cut hits people 'screaming from hunger'

Sudan conflict: USAID cut hits people 'screaming from hunger'

Nearly two million people who have relied on community kitchens for food have lost this lifeline.

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Millions of people across #Sudan are facing famine amidst a brutal & bloody conflict. ‘Every prayer, every gift, every action brings hope to people in need.’ - @BpBlackburn We need your help so we can continue to work with our partners. Donate now 👉 caid.org.uk/BLC
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Please join us in #prayer for the people affected by the conflict in #Sudan 🙏 We pray for healing in the region & that those who have the power and resources to act will turn their attention to this crisis. Please bring peace for all who are fearful, exhausted and grieving.
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🚨 Millions of people across #Sudan are facing the threat of famine amidst the ongoing conflict. With food, clean water, healthcare & shelter shortages, this has become the largest displacement crisis in the world. Donate to our #SudanCrisisAppeal 👉 caid.org.uk/BKI
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#Sudan risks becoming the world’s largest hunger crisis in recent history. The current humanitarian response falls short of the needs, with shortages in food, clean water, healthcare & shelter. Donate to help the people of Sudan 👉 caid.org.uk/BKV #SudanCrisis #Refugee
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Archbishop of the Province of Sudan shares his Christmas message | Anglican Communion News Service

Archbishop of the Province of Sudan shares his Christmas message | Anglican Communion News Service

Anglican Communion News Service

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This Christmas, let us announce the way of the Prince of Peace. The Secretary General, the Right Revd Anthony Poggo, has shared his Christmas message. In his message, Bishop Anthony reflects on the light of Christ, the Good News of His transforming love, and inspiring stories of resilience, faith, and hope from across the Anglican Communion. Watch the video or visit bit.ly/420qWqf to read it online. Translated subtitles of the film are also available in the following languages: French - youtu.be/Pl8trBDc2fI Spanish – youtu.be/ehj0Jx5Ijpc Portuguese - youtu.be/i2b0EaIX2Uc Wishing you a peaceful and blessed Christmas, from everyone at the Anglican Communion Office.
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Thank you for Canon Ian Woodward and his tireless ministry, prayers and mission with brothers and sisters in Sudan and South Sudan ⁦⁦@DioSalisbury⁩ facebook.com/share/p/18Qzi4p…
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Delighted to see from this week's @DioSalisbury Grapevine than Ian Woodward's decades of work in support of the @SudanLink and much else in Sudan and South Sudan is to be recognised with a Lambeth Award.
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Please join us in #prayer for the people in South Sudan 🙏 Millions of people have been displaced and facing extreme hardship, hunger and violence in South Sudan. Please lift up and pray for their comfort, light and strength. #SouthSudan
Graphic with hands praying and the text, 'Loving God, Be with the people of South Sudan Who have left everything behind to seek safety, waiting for the end war. Grant them comfort in their hardship, Light in their darkest days, and strength to endure hunger. May we stand with them in prayer and solidarity, until peace and fullness of life reaches all. Amen. Loving God,

ALT Graphic with hands praying and the text, 'Loving God, Be with the people of South Sudan Who have left everything behind to seek safety, waiting for the end war. Grant them comfort in their hardship, Light in their darkest days, and strength to endure hunger. May we stand with them in prayer and solidarity, until peace and fullness of life reaches all. Amen. Loving God,

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Today in the Anglican Cycle of Prayer we pray for the Diocese of Kajo Keji in the Province of the Episcopal Church of South Sudan
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Today in the Anglican Cycle of Prayer we pray for the Diocese of Kadugli and Nuba Mountains in the Province of the Episcopal Church of Sudan
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Today's House of Lords debate shed light on the urgent humanitarian crisis in Sudan. Stopping conflict before it happens should be central to our security and defence policies. We need to be ready to ‘wage peace’ if we are to save lives, protect resources and end the trauma of conflict. We can do better. archbishopofcanterbury.org/s…
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As famine is confirmed in our partner diocese of Sudan Canon Ian Woodward from the Sudan partnership @DioSalisbury writes: salisbury.anglican.org/famin…
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The Secretary General of the Anglican Communion has visited the diocese of Kajo Keji, in South Sudan. He met a church trying to rebuild community life and reach refugees traumatised by the civil war. Read the full story here: bit.ly/4fxpKyS @APoggo
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The profoundly suffering people of Sudan continue to be in my prayers each day. All those engaging in violence must cease.
A graphic reading: Statement on the war in Sudan

ALT A graphic reading: Statement on the war in Sudan

A graphic reading part of the Archbishop's statement on the war in Sudan (1/3): The profoundly suffering people of Sudan continue to be in my prayers with each passing day. Following the return of the Bishops of Leeds and Bradford from the country last week, I am again in mourning for the millions of innocent people who have been killed, displaced or had their lives destroyed by this conflict. It is estimated that between 8 and 11 million people have been displaced, and that famine and other forms of insecurity are now inevitable. It is unconscionable that such immense suffering is allowed to continue, forgotten by most of the world.

ALT A graphic reading part of the Archbishop's statement on the war in Sudan (1/3): The profoundly suffering people of Sudan continue to be in my prayers with each passing day. Following the return of the Bishops of Leeds and Bradford from the country last week, I am again in mourning for the millions of innocent people who have been killed, displaced or had their lives destroyed by this conflict. It is estimated that between 8 and 11 million people have been displaced, and that famine and other forms of insecurity are now inevitable. It is unconscionable that such immense suffering is allowed to continue, forgotten by most of the world.

A graphic reading part of the Archbishop's statement on the war in Sudan (2/3): As the violence intensifies with the siege and battery of El Fasher by the Rapid Support Forces, I call on the countries supporting this destruction through weapons and financing to stop and channel their resources instead towards negotiations for peace. An honouring of the Jeddah commitments and UN Security Council's call for a ceasefire is now of paramount importance. All those engaging in violence must cease.

ALT A graphic reading part of the Archbishop's statement on the war in Sudan (2/3): As the violence intensifies with the siege and battery of El Fasher by the Rapid Support Forces, I call on the countries supporting this destruction through weapons and financing to stop and channel their resources instead towards negotiations for peace. An honouring of the Jeddah commitments and UN Security Council's call for a ceasefire is now of paramount importance. All those engaging in violence must cease.

A graphic reading part of the Archbishop's statement on the war in Sudan (3/3): The strong links between the Church of England, specifically the Dioceses of Leeds and Salisbury, and the Episcopal Church of Sudan are built on Christian solidarity with sisters and brothers in faith – and the conviction that all the people of Sudan are of infinite value before God. I stand in solidarity with my brother, the Most Revd Ezekiel Kondo, Primate of Sudan. We will continue to work and pray for peace and justice – and for a reconciliation that makes security and stability possible. Justin Welby Archbishop of Canterbury

ALT A graphic reading part of the Archbishop's statement on the war in Sudan (3/3): The strong links between the Church of England, specifically the Dioceses of Leeds and Salisbury, and the Episcopal Church of Sudan are built on Christian solidarity with sisters and brothers in faith – and the conviction that all the people of Sudan are of infinite value before God. I stand in solidarity with my brother, the Most Revd Ezekiel Kondo, Primate of Sudan. We will continue to work and pray for peace and justice – and for a reconciliation that makes security and stability possible. Justin Welby Archbishop of Canterbury

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An amazing team effort to raise significant funds for the Salisbury/Sudan Medical Link Fete. Thank you for coming @DioSalisbury
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Garden ahead of Sudan Fete. All welcome 2-5pm.
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This Sunday! Bishop Stephen and Carol warmly invite you to their garden at The South Canonry for the long-standing summer fete. This is the major fundraising event for the Sudan Medical Link each year. Sunday 9 June 2024, 14:00-17:00 @DioSalisbury
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"We ask for our Father’s strength to help lift our eyes above the torment of this broken world and that he may give us the grace to pray for those who wish us harm." As we remember #Dday, read this reflection from Archdeacon for the Army, Stephen Dunwoody: tinyurl.com/d7b96r9h
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