Since we began to sponsor the children of the Taus and Taposa Tribes, we have experienced many challenges, but we have seen much fruit. Since starting the Promise Child dormitory, we are seeing transformed lives in the children we are working with. The children of the Taus Tribe could not even take care of their own basic needs. They were formally so primitive, they were unaware of basic hygeine and other basic life skills. Now that they are living in the dormitory, they are learning all these skills as well as caring for others. With full time caretakers, they are excelling in their studies. The hot meal program has the children looking healthier than ever, and we are delighted with their progress. We are seeing positive cultural changes as well. Some of the parents of the Promise Children are seeing the value of education now and instead of forcing their daughters to marry at an early age, they are allowing them to finish school.
In 2010, we entered into a partnership with Ends of the Earth Ministries and together established a medical clinic. Now the Taus children are receiving medical attention whenever they are sick. This clinic is not only touching the lives of the Taus children, but also the larger Taposa tribes in the area. We are seeing our medical facility literally saving the lives of people who would never be able to see a doctor.
Most importantly, the Taus & Taposa children are being discipled weekly and are growing in their knowledge of Christ.
In 2010, we entered into a partnership with Ends of the Earth Ministries and together established a medical clinic. Now the Taus children are receiving medical attention whenever they are sick. This clinic is not only touching the lives of the Taus children, but also the larger Taposa tribes in the area. We are seeing our medical facility literally saving the lives of people who would never be able to see a doctor.
Most importantly, the Taus & Taposa children are being discipled weekly and are growing in their knowledge of Christ.
- 15% of the children born in South Sudan will die before their 5th birthday
- There is only a 27% literacy rate in all of South Sudan
- Over 6 million South Sudanese are facing starvation with famine breaking out in numerous areas
- More than 4 million people have been displaced due to civil war
- There are almost 20,000 child soldiers in South Sudan, according to the United Nations
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Simon Louren Kapello
Promise Child #4823
Age: 16 Gender: Male Grade: Primary |
Alima Grace Lotede
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James Kuam
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Promise Child #4754
Age: 8 Gender: Female Grade: Nursery |
Promise Child #4785
Age: 18 Gender: Male Grade: Primary |
Achok Simon
Promise Child #4143
Age: 8
Gender: Male
Grade: Primary
Age: 8
Gender: Male
Grade: Primary
Monica Chapi
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Grace Adupa
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Promise Child #4141
Age: 11 Gender: Female Grade: Kindergarten |
Promise Child #4140
Age: 9 Gender: Female Grade: Kindergarten |
Promise Child #6115
Age: 13 Gender: Male Grade: Primary |
Promise Child #4750
Age: 7 Gender: Male Grade: Kindergarten |