Nasir October/November 2009 Trip
Nasir, Sudan

Description: Nasir is located along the Sobat River and is just 16 miles from the Ethiopian border. Home to the Nuer tribe, the second largest tribe in southern Sudan, Nasir contains remnants of buildings from missionaries and others who settled there over 50 years ago. Nasir is the home site for the work of Moses Project missionary Jengmer Yat.

During the trip, the team discipled the Nasir Bible School students in evangelism and celebrated the second phase of graduation at the school. Additionally, the team traveled to Jengmer's home village of Torpout to commission the first Village-to-Village project. The village now has a brand new school, medical clinic and water well.

To view the trip report, click here.

To view the photo gallery, click here.

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Nasir Team's Final Days in Sudan

At this moment, the team should be on their way from Sudan to the city of Kampala, where they will debrief on the trip with each other and enjoy a meal that does not consist of rice and beans ...

posted by Christi Hardin on July 30, 2010

Nasir Mission Team Visits Village to Village Site

After being in Sudan almost a week, the team is enjoying their relationship with the new commissioner and excited about the future possibilities for this village and the surrounding areas. Everyone is healthy and experiencing life in Nasir ...

MISSIONARY BLOGS

Nasir Team's Final Days in Sudan

posted by Christi Hardin on July 30, 2010

Nasir Mission Team Visits Village to Village Site

posted by on July 28, 2010