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We are truly grateful to be serving the vulnerable children of South Sudan. It has been a profound source of joy to witness the unwavering trust the children we have housed have placed in the Lord, our God. God’s unfailing love and faithfulness have transformed their lives through the impactful works of the Street Children Ministry. Below, we share the testimonies of the boys.

Real LIFE stories of Redemption


Kuol Akol Kuol

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I am deeply grateful to the Street Children Ministry team for rescuing me from homelessness. I have been residing at Redeemed Children Home for the past five years, and without their intervention and support, I would not be alive today. When the SCM team found me on the street, I was critically ill due to urethral complications. I would have died if SCM hadn't rescued me from the street. I am profoundly thankful to God for saving my life.”At present, my primary goal is to complete my eighth-grade education and subsequently enroll in high school. Upon successful completion of my secondary education, I aspire to pursue a career as a pastor and teacher, thereby imparting God’s word to young individuals and providing guidance and support to others, drawing inspiration from the positive influence of Uncle William on my life. I am confident that God will guide me in leading my family in a manner that aligns with God’s principles.
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GaranG John

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My name is G. John (not his real name), a grade 4 student and vocational skill training alumnus (carpenter). I was a little boy roaming homelessly on the streets before I met Uncle William. My life on the streets was filled with hardship. At the age of 9, my parents' lack of parental care led me to become homeless and start picking scrap metals, which I then took to a weighing company to earn money and buy food. My mother was at home with my defenseless younger brother, and my father was intoxicated all the time. The beatings I endured, the lack of parental care, and my repeated failures at school turned me into a bitter child. 

When I was 13 years old, Uncle William reached out to me and shared the gospel about Jesus Christ with me. I became interested in leaving the life of homelessness. I was among the children who found acceptance at the Redeemed Children's Home. I am very thankful that I encountered Jesus in my life as my Lord and Savior. My physical life has changed; I joined school, attended the carpentry training, and now am able to make money from my woodwork business.

My business allows me to provide support for my mother and younger brother. Currently, I am confident that once I leave the Redeemed Children's Home, I will be able to stand independently and contribute to the community. With God's assistance through my business, I will diligently work to transform the story of my irresponsible family and provide support for my mother and younger brother. A few weeks ago, I made a bed and sent it home to my mother. Currently, I am making another bed for my younger brother.

Without Uncle William and the support of the Street Children Ministry, I would have been forever bitter, frustrated, and homeless. I eagerly anticipate returning home soon and assuming responsibility within the family". 

In G. John's despair, he found hope and healing in God’s Word through the Street Children Ministry. Now, he's building his relationship with God through His Word and the woodwork. 
On Giving Tuesday, your gift will have twice the impact. Thanks for your generous support; every dollar given will be a blessing to the ministry. Let’s join together through the power of generosity to help change vulnerable children’s lives with prayers and financial support at DONATE/SPONSORSHIP. God bless you.
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Stephen Manyang

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What a giant blessing in my life! Street Children Ministry saved my life; before I came to SCM, I used to drink alcohol in the street and also took glue and other illicit drugs. If I were still on the streets, my mind and brain would have completely collapsed by now. Having come to the Redeemed Children's Home three years ago, I am quite aware that by now I would not be able to read or write or go to school. I would have had no education or been to school. But I am so thankful that by being at RCH, I have had the opportunity to go to school and can now read and write by myself. I am genuinely trusting God that I will be a pilot in the future as one of my aspirations. I would like to be specifically a missionary pilot so I can help spread the gospel to the unreached groups.
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