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Meeting with H.E. Gola Boyni Gola, Chief Administrator of GPAA

Women collecting their daily water. The water is in tanks on this tower. There is a solar-powered pump to pull water out of the ground.

We celebrate generosity related to items to support the development of a maternity clinic in Pibor. Our team will be taking supplies in February 2026 and will provide lots of photos. ( UPDATE - Here is the midwife clinic next to the church compound. The property is owned by the church.) The people of that area, primarily the Murle ethnic group, have been struggling to access general health services, especially maternity care, since the MSF hospital closed years ago. In Decemb

Summary Minutes BOMA Assistance Group for South Sudan The President called the meeting to order with eight members present. A quorum was declared; the minutes of the prior meeting and tonight’s agenda were approved. The meeting was opened with prayer. REPORTS: Situation Update: Briefing on the Midwife Clinic. Members will assess impact on the Midwife Clinic plans when the team visits in February. OLD BUSINESS: Report on leadership training in GPAA: Report was comprehensive, w

February 28 Update    Luopads I carried seven Luopad kits to Pochalla. We were running low at home and that was all we had. As I was talking with the county commissioner, I shared with him about the pads. He had heard of them, but they are not in wide use there. He shared that as part of his strategic plan for the county; he wanted to make Luopads available to 5,000 women in the county. I asked if he had a plan for accomplishing this goal. He looked at me and said, “You are

Summary Minutes – Combined Meeting Trinity South Sudan Ministry and BOMA Assistance Group for South Sudan The President called the meeting to order with eight members present. A quorum was declared; the minutes of the September meeting and tonight’s agenda were approved. The meeting was opened with prayer. REPORTS: There were no reports from either the Trinity South Sudan Mission Moderator or BOMA Assistance Group President. The situation report indicated little change from l

The Boma Assistance Group/Trinity South Sudan Ministry sent a team of five to Pochalla, South Sudan from February 17 to 21, 2025. Objectives The primary goals for the trip were: • Meet with the church leaders of the Presbyterian Church of South Sudan (PCoSS). • Distribute Talking Bibles (audio Bibles) in the local language. • Distribute reading glasses and sunglasses. • Assess the status and possibly finish installation of solar water system in Pochalla. • Evaluate the farmin

In February 2016 I had the opportunity to go on a mission trip to South Sudan. The members of Saxe Gotha Presbyterian Church have...

During this year’s trip we went to two South Sudanese refugee camps located in northwest Uganda. (We went to these camps due to the...