Back where we belong
Relocating our office from Kenya to Juba is more than a move, it’s a commitment to long-term presence, local partnership, and a more sustainable future for ministry across South Sudan.
Why does this move matter?
For years, our work has been led from outside South Sudan. While this has enabled continuity, it has also created distance: operationally, relationally, and financially.
Returning to Juba changes that. Watch the video to see how.
Make the return possible
Relocating to Juba will place us where we are most needed, while reducing the cost and complexity of operating from outside the country.
Every gift helps establish a sustainable base for the future — enabling us to serve more effectively for years to come.
What this will mean
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Being present, because it matters
Being based in Juba places us alongside the people we serve, in a culture that deeply values presence. It strengthens relationships with the local church, builds trust within communities, and allows us to engage more effectively with national leadership and government processes.
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Huge savings of time and resources
Operating from outside the country comes with significant logistical costs: visas, travel, freight, and cross-border coordination.
Relocating to Juba will dramatically reduce these ongoing expenses, allowing far more resources to be directed toward ministry on the ground.
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Sustainability for the long term
Establishing a base in Juba creates a more sustainable future. It reduces staff fatigue from constant travel, provides a safer and more consistent environment for families, and strengthens long-term continuity.
This is about building something that will last for decades to come.
