Empower One

Meet Clement. ☀️

For years, Clement “served the Lord in ignorance”. He was a leader in a local church, but it was empty, and he didn’t know the Lord.

In 2014, he fell back into drunkenness and witchcraft. It caused deep suffering for his family, and some of his children faced difficult paths.

Clement shared that he had lost all hope.

Then he met Isaac, a mission leader in Yei, South Sudan. Isaac invited him to a Sunday fellowship.

Today, Clement has given his life to Christ, is being discipled, and has newfound hope – for this life and eternity.

🙏 Pray for Clement and his family, and for more stories like his around Northeast Africa.

The church in Mvolo is a picture of how training one church planter can start a movement. 🌊

Pastor Noah is from Mvolo, South Sudan.

Ten years ago, Empower One opened a DTI training center in Maridi – about 130 miles away. Noah enrolled there to study doctrine, discipleship, and church planting.

After his training, he returned home and planted First Baptist Church Mvolo.

FBC Mvolo has been an incredible picture of multiplication – serving, making disciples, and planting churches like Doamiri Baptist Church (pictured).

Today, 30 students are being trained at the DTI in Mvolo, and some are going on to continue their training at NEATS.

The next Flagship Church will be built there to strengthen the multiplication that is already happening in Mvolo.

Thank you for praying for God to move in Northeast Africa.

💬 Help us spread the word by sharing with someone who would be encouraged with this story!

Pastor Ahoch planted this church in the D**g area of Maluth in South Sudan.

This church is a picture of how the Gospel moves forward in remote and underreached areas: a church planter gathering a group of people to worship, pray, and study Scripture together.

Their faith and fellowship can grow into a movement that reaches an entire community with the hope of Christ.

Maluth also has opportunities to minister to families and refugees affected by conflict and displacement in Sudan.

Pastors in this area have asked us to pray for this church, for Pastor Ahoch, and for the surrounding community to be reached with the Gospel.

This month, we’re praying for perseverance.

The Northeast African church lives this out daily: steadfast in faith and dependent on God in every season.

Seeds are being planted. Hope is taking root.
God is present and at work among His people.

We invite you to stand with us in prayer for our teams, the communities we serve, and every life that is being shaped by God’s faithfulness.

“Let us not grow weary in doing good, for in due season we will reap, if we do not give up.” – Galatians 6:9