Nuer Christian’s Consultative Meeting
How good and pleasant it is when brothers live in unity (PSM 133:1)
From: Rev Bafel Paul Deng
To: All Nuer Christian Leaders in the United State of America,
Rev. Bafel Paul Deng invites all Nuer Christians leaders for a consultative meeting to reunite the Nuer Christian Mission Network….
April 29, 2015(Nyamilepedia) — This is to communicate to all Pastors, Elders, Deaconesses, Christian Youth, and Nuer community leaders, both side leaders of Nuer Christian Mission Network of North America Inc., Nebraska Sudan Council of Churches Omaha, to attend the very important consultative meeting on Unity which will take place on Saturday May 9, 2015.
The meeting will take place at Trinity Lutheran Church LCMS, 724 S. 12th St, Lincoln Nebraska 68508 at 9:00 Am to 1:30 PM. Please join us and learn more about genocide on Nuer community in December 15, 2013 in Juba the capital of South Sudan and other parts of the country. Your attendance will be highly appreciated.
The guest speakers on this important meeting are: Honourable, Rev Mathew Mathiang Deng, Deputy Chairman, Nuer Council of Elders, former Moderator of the Presbyterian Church of Sudan and former member of South Sudan National Assembly, Legal Advisor Honourable Justice Yien Wutroal Lam and the Representative to Rwanda Honourable Bol Gatkouth
Rich blessing In Christ and Peace
Rev Bafel Paul Deng
Rev. Bafel
- Former President, Elder, Founder of Nuer Christian Mission Network of North America Inc
- Former Director General of Religious Affairs for Upper Nile State of South Sudan
- Former Chairperson of Peace and Reconciliation Commission for Upper Nile State of South Sudan
- Contact me at (402) 304-1850 or email at bpdeng@juno.com.
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An inspiring historian once had this to say:
“When Nuer value is no longer adequate to hold the community together instead of self-interests, the community faces big challenges. In other words, putting nationalism above Nuer interest, Nuer interest faces the gravest crisis it has never encountered since 1800s.”
— Kim Deng, Military Historian —-
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