Pray for peace and stability across Sudan after decades of civil conflict and division.
Join believers around the world asking God to reach Khartoum with the Gospel.
I live in Khartoum, where the Blue and White Nile meet — a city that has long stood at the heart of Sudan. Once the largest country in Africa, Sudan was divided in 2011 after years of civil war between the north and south. The split was meant to bring peace, but our nation still wrestles with deep wounds, religious tension, and political instability.
Here in Khartoum, the rhythm of life is shaped by trade and struggle. The streets are filled with merchants, students, and families trying to rebuild their lives amid uncertainty. Many still long for peace, yet our government’s efforts to establish an Islamic state have left little room for those who follow Jesus.
But even in the midst of pressure and persecution, I see hope taking root. Quiet gatherings of believers meet to pray, to worship, and to share the Word. The Church here is small, but its faith is fierce. Sudan is a land of hundreds of unreached people groups, and Khartoum — this bustling city on the Nile — is becoming a seedbed for God’s Kingdom, where His Word is quietly spreading through relationships, courage, and love.
5 focused prayers for Khartoum, grounded in Scripture.
Lift up the 5 unreached and frontier people groups of Khartoum by name.
Walk Khartoum street by street on an interactive map, pausing to pray at each stop.
Pray for peace and stability across Sudan after decades of civil conflict and division.
Pray for courage and protection for believers sharing the Gospel in a hostile environment.
Pray for the unreached peoples of Sudan to encounter Jesus through dreams, media, and faithful witnesses.
Pray for unity and strength within the Sudanese Church to stand firm amid persecution.
Pray for Khartoum to become a sending center for revival — a place where the love of Christ flows like the Nile into the nations.
These people groups in Khartoum have little or no access to the Gospel. Pray for them by name: for laborers to be sent, doors to open, and hearts to know Jesus.
Move through the city one landmark at a time. At each stop the map pins the place, and Street View lets you look down the street. Pause and pray for the people who live, work and study there.
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A short prayer each day for Khartoum and the world's most unreached cities.


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