“Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up.” – Galatians 6:9

We have trained over thirty students for Community Health Workers in our clinic. Due to a lot of reasons the number had gone up to 13 CHWs who are still in training. Peter Malock had been one of the greatest success in the training. He was among the first students. They were eleven and he is the only one remaining. He had been a very big blessing to this Ministry. He has accepted Jesus Christ as his Lord and savior. Peter has a very good attitude, eager to learn, he has built a vision for himself for this Ministry.

He had been a role model and a counselor to the other CHWs. He is also among the three most qualified CHW and due to this reason, he has received an extra medical and spiritual training and at the moment he is the one running the Kingdom Assignment Sudan clinic in the Maloney.

In Maloney he is doing registration, triage, diagnosis, treatment and referral and for every patient and accompanying person he shares the gospel and prays for them.

“Blessed are all who fear the LORD, who walk in his ways. You will eat the fruit of you labor; blessings and prosperity will be yours.” – Psalm 128:1-2

Gabriel has trained as a Community Health Worker for two and a half years in our clinic. He is young, God fearing and among the three best CHWs in our clinic Peter Malock being the first, Gabriel then Emmanuel. He is very bright and has the highest ability in the clinic. He is also the best translator at devotion. We are now training him to share in the morning devotions and to lead Sunday service in our church.

Gabriel acts as a reference point person for the rest of CHWs in terms of skills, good behavior, unlimited commitment. When new CHWs joins us, he takes an initiative to introduce them and interview them even before Dennis who is in charge does so. Gabriel completed high school few months ago, and he was taking the night shifts because of school. But this did not stop him from working hard. Besides being a CHWs and studying he had also joined a discipleship class on Saturdays together with Peter Malock and Emmanuel.

On March he did his final exam in high school. Gabriel emerged the second best student in the county with high marks. He also started practicing to play piano in the church and it was his initiative, nobody ask him to do that. Nobody is teaching him but he is learning by himself. He has the zeal of serving God and also his community. We are trusting God that he will have a chance to join medical course probably in Kenya to study clinical officer or medical officer.

Please pray for him, for healing to his shoulders, funds for sponsorship for the medical course he wants to pursue.

“Ah, Sovereign LORD, you have made the heavens and the earth by your great power and outstretched arm. Nothing is too hard for you” – Jeremiah 32:17

A mother of two was brought to our clinic few months ago. She was expectant but had a very big abdomen. This caused people to run away from her because of her big abdomen. They feared her and believe in superstitious that such like a person is bewitched or an evil spirit has fallen on her. She had accumulation of fluids in her abdomen at least 10 liters. The Doctors managed to drain 3.4 liters fluids in her abdomen.

Because of the fluids in her abdomen it was very difficult to tell the viability of feotus. The midwife referred her to Wau for ultra sound to acertain the viability of the feotus. On reaching Wau, she had an early labour and delivered a premature baby.

The baby survived without any complication and he is healthy now. She came to the clinic praising God for her son and for healing her. Her fluids were all drained while she was given birth and her belly suck and she doesn’t have the fluids any more.

Sarah Achol 25 years have a small body size, short bones, and weak muscles on her lower limbs. She is mentally okay but she can’t stand or walk. She was visiting the ANC earlier while she was pregnant and was seeing by Stephanie and Margaret.

The Margaret decided to send her to Wau Hospital because she feared complication because her pelvis was so small. Achol chose not to go to Wau and waited for her labor and she came back to the clinic. She was again rushed to Wau with our ambulance. The next day she delivered safe and sound. Today she came back with a testimony with a strong and handsome boy.

I will extol the LORD at all times; his praise will always be on my lips. My soul will boast in the LORD; let the afflicted hear and rejoice. Glorify the Lord with me, let us exalt his name together. Psalms 34:1-3

Adut Arup brought her child to our clinic three months ago with swelling on her hand extending to the chest. Maruon Madut 5 months old had severe infection on the skin on the fat tissues extending upto the musles tissues. This illness can limit respiration causing the child to loss respiration.

The Doctors admitted the baby inorder to review him. During this time the husband abandoned his wife and sick child and she had no one to look after her. Our Ministry offered to support her and provided her with food and water. She was admitted for a period of one and half month and never discharged for she disappeared. This happened because the doctors did some minor surgeries to her child. She feared complications due to the minor surgeries done.

Today she came to the clinic to thank the medical staff or rather the ministry for supporting her and praying for her child who is totally healed. She made sure she said hi to Dennis, Albino, and our cooks for being there for her.

She is very excited and praising God for  healing her child and told us that whenever she is in Tonj, she will be coming to our Sunday service to worship our God.

It was around 6:30 pm when everybody was relaxing after a very busy day in the clinic, Dennis was called and informed that a car accident had occured in Malioruar 20 miles away from our compound.

He quickly informed the medical staff and took with him one nurse one Community Health Worker and Albino leaving behind the doctor, one nurse and the pharmacist, and went to the scene of the accident. They went with our ambulance and landcruiser to pick up the victims.

They came back after half an hour with ten victims three ladies and seven young men. No major cases or fractures were reported though they were all kept  in the observation room for further review, one lady was discharged but she given pain killers.

Everybody tried their best to give a hand to all the victims by removing them from the car and escorting them to the clinic.

The accident occured after the car they were travelling in had a puncture and it overturned.

Today  seven of the victims were discharged but three ladies who still some injuries are still admitted in the clinic.

Please pray for all the victims and their families.