Another Christian community at risk in Africa as extremists and war take their toll

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Christians in Sudan are facing increased persecution due to the ongoing civil war, placing the country at number four on the Open Doors World Watch List for 2026. The conflict, which has surpassed 1,000 days, has resulted in widespread death and displacement, with Christians specifically targeted. Reports indicate churches, hospitals, and schools in Christian communities, particularly in the Nuba Mountains, have been bombed. Additionally, a report cites that 11 Christians were killed in a drone attack on Christmas Day. A State Department spokesperson acknowledged a decline in religious freedom in Sudan, impacting religious minorities. Aid workers report dire conditions with Christians facing starvation as the conflict threatens to erase ancient Christian communities.
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