Stories of hope
Hope Investors
In the hardest places, hope shines the brightest. For twenty years, Lift Up the Vulnerable has protected children and women in Sudan and South Sudan from exploitation — equipping them with education, mentorship, and faith-based leadership. This season, your generosity can shine twice as bright through a $250,000 matching grant, transforming despair into hope and empowering the next generation to carry Christ’s light forward.
Watch Unreported World: Life Inside Sudan’s Refugee Camps
This past Friday, a world-renowned documentary program from Channel 4 in the United Kingdom featured a critical story on the effects of conflict on the people of Sudan.
Presenter Krishnan Guru-Murthy, along with a small film team, travelled to the Nuba Mountains earlier this year to gain rare access to camps in Sudan — where millions of people are on the brink of starvation.
While there, they met with Ezekiel Ayub, LUV’s indigenous director, serving at Our Father’s Cleft (OFC), and saw firsthand the lifesaving work you help us make possible.
Social Justice Cafe: Realities of a Child Soldier
We invite you to join the Institute for Human Rights at UAB for a powerful discussion on the harsh realities faced by child soldiers. Hear from our own, James Lual Atak as he shares his firsthand experience of being a child soldier and his journey to becoming a leader in protecting vulnerable children.
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Corporate Sponsor Spotlight: Rhino Stars Supplies and Construction!
We are excited to announce our first South Sudanese corporate sponsor: Rhino Stars Supplies and Construction!
The LUV is Strong with this group!
I am amazed by our LUV Strong ambassadors, who stayed active this summer while raising donations to prevent human trafficking in Sudan and South Sudan.
Sounds of Hope: Dr. Perry’s reflections on South Sudan
I’m excited for you to read Dr. Perry’s beautiful reflection on what this journey meant to her and her experience serving in war-torn South Sudan. Grace and peace, Audrey
Amid War in Sudan, LUV’s Students Are Excelling!
A sobering report from our partners in the Nuba Mountains of Sudan reminds me why we started this work: to stand strong with those who are most vulnerable to exploitation but have little to no opportunity for help.
Today is World Day Against Trafficking and you can help!
Together, we can let the world know that God’s children are no longer for sale.
Introducing Katie Robinson — LUV’s New Regional Ambassador
Learn more about Katie Robinson serving as a Regional Ambassador in Birmingham — and how you can join LUV…
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