Pope, Anglican, Presbyterian leaders push South Sudanese to make peace
Three Christian religious leaders faced the president and vice presidents of South Sudan and told them it was time for them to get serious about peace, development and democracy.
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Three Christian religious leaders faced the president and vice presidents of South Sudan and told them it was time for them to get serious about peace, development and democracy.
Pope Francis says future generations will either venerate their names or cancel their memory, based on what they do now
JUBA, South Sudan (CNS) -- Three Christian religious leaders faced the president and vice presidents of South Sudan and told them it was time for them to get serious about peace, development and democracy. Pope Francis, Anglican Archbishop Justin Welby of Canterbury and the Rev. Iain Greenshields, moderator of the Presbyterian Church of Scotland, made history Feb. 3 when they began an ecumenical pilgrimage to the world's youngest nation, but one that has known war and violent conflicts for nine
President Salva Kiir Mayardit has offered dialogue with holdout opposition groups, saying it will be an honor to men and women who died liberating the country.
President Salva Kiir has endorsed the resumption of peace talks mediated by the Sant’Egidio community with the holdout opposition groups