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They requested: "Churches have welcomed these steps towards religious freedom ... Even after decades of instability, God continues to transform hearts, making a way for His kingdom to be strengthened even in the most dangerous places to follow Him. Please continue to pray for the church in Sudan." <ref>https://www.opendoors.org.au/persecuted-christians/prayer-news/sudan-death-penalty-to-be-abolished/</ref>
They requested: "Churches have welcomed these steps towards religious freedom ... Even after decades of instability, God continues to transform hearts, making a way for His kingdom to be strengthened even in the most dangerous places to follow Him. Please continue to pray for the church in Sudan." <ref>https://www.opendoors.org.au/persecuted-christians/prayer-news/sudan-death-penalty-to-be-abolished/</ref>
== Who is most vulnerable to persecution? ==
"The hostility facing Christians is particularly acute outside the capital, Khartoum. However, the epicenter of the latest conflict is the capital, where most Christians live. Many have been forced to flee, while those who remain may be forced to take sides in the conflict, putting them further at risk.
Many Christians have been attacked indiscriminately in areas such as Darfur, the Blue Nile and the Nuba Mountains region, where government forces and rebel groups are in conflict.
The levels of pressure and violence faced by Christians who are ethnic Africans or converts from a Muslim background are particularly high. Over the years, many have been arrested and charged with crimes such as espionage."
==See Also==
==See Also==