Sudan Interior Church

04/04/2026

Easter Message from Sudan Interior Church (SIC) Leadership – 2026
Beloved brothers and sisters in Christ,
Grace and peace to you in the name of our risen Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
As we celebrate Easter in 2026, we are reminded of the central truth of our faith: “He is not here; He has risen, just as He said” (Matthew 28:6). The resurrection of Jesus Christ is not only a historical event but the foundation of our hope, our faith, and our future.
In a world marked by uncertainty, conflict, and hardship—especially within our nation—Easter speaks a powerful message of victory over despair, light over darkness, and life over death. The risen Christ assures us that suffering and injustice do not have the final word. God’s redemptive power is still at work among His people.
As Sudan Interior Church, we are called to embody this resurrection hope in our communities. Let us renew our commitment to:
Proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ boldly,
Live as agents of peace, reconciliation, and unity,
Serve those in need with compassion and humility,
Strengthen the Church through discipleship and faithful leadership.
We encourage all believers to reflect deeply on the sacrifice of Christ and the power of His resurrection. Let this season inspire us to walk in newness of life (Romans 6:4), demonstrating love, forgiveness, and righteousness in all that we do.
May the risen Lord fill your hearts with peace, strengthen your faith, and guide our nation toward healing and restoration.
Christ is risen! He is risen indeed!
With blessings,

25/03/2026

The leadership of the Sudan interior Church executive committee has successfully conducted the ordination of pastor Luke Khalifa who is assigned to Manage SiC congregations in Europe countries.Base on the needs of the congregation to have pastor and recommended Luke Khalifa to be ordained who have studied theological studie. the ordination was conducted at Sharlekole Refugee camps in Assosa, Ethiopia.

24/02/2026

Condelonce message
it is with profound sorrow and heartbreaking that we announce the departure of Rev.Barnaba Yabe former deputy secretary General to be with our Lord after Long illness in Bunj Town, Mabaan county this morning 24/2/2026 and he has been laid to rest.
The leadership of the Sudan interior church sent deepest heartfelt condolences to the family for the loss of our dear pastor.
may his soul rest in eternal peace.
Revelation 14:13 NIV
[13] Then I heard a voice from heaven say, “Write this: Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord from now on.” “Yes,” says the Spirit, “they will rest from their labor, for their deeds will follow them.”

15/02/2026

the leadership of Sudan interior church sent it utmost congratulations to the Newly ordained pastors and wished them successfully pastoralhood.lives of serving the church

23/12/2025

23/12/2025

CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR GREETINGS FROM SUDAN INTERIOR CHURCH

Luke 2:10-11 NIV
[10] But the angel said to them, “Do not be afraid. I bring you good news that will cause great joy for all the people. [11] Today in the town of David a Savior has been born to you; he is the Messiah, the Lord.

Dear Fellow Believers,
I greet you all in the mighty name of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
As we joyfully celebrate the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ, we give thanks to God for the gift of salvation brought to humanity through His Son. Christmas reminds us of God’s great love, humility, and hope for the world. On this blessed occasion, I encourage each one of you to renew your commitment to the Lord and to work faithfully for the glory of His Kingdom.

Let us remain steadfast in proclaiming the Gospel, so that the name of Christ may be made known among the unreached people groups in our beloved country, South Sudan. May we continue to serve with love, unity, and sacrifice, following the example of our Lord Jesus Christ.

As we enter the New Year, I take this opportunity to urge our national leaders and all citizens alike to embrace a culture of peace, reconciliation, and mutual understanding. Let us renew our collective commitment to achieving lasting peace, stability, and harmony for the sake of present and future generations.

May the joy of Christmas and the hope of the New Year fill your hearts, homes, and communities with peace, faith, and love.

Merry Christmas and a Blessed New Year.

Yours in Christ,
Rev.Thomas Kodhok
Chairman
Sudan Interior Church (SIC)

13/12/2025

The Leadership of Sudan interior church led by vice chairman Rev.Joseph Malkan and Rev. Andrew Kena council secretary officially Launch the inaugural of twampa Bible(Uduk Bible) today at Doro Refugees camp in chali Local church, after years of hard work and successful completion of translations of the Old testament and review of the New Testament.
We sent our utmost appreciation to the translations team, Eastern Region pastors for their hard work, partners and friends who have supported our translations team both in kind and financial support and final printing of the completed version.
We are very much grateful to the almighty saviour Jesus Christ for being with our pastors during this time of the translation and kept the translations team in good health

03/09/2025

Let's Heal Together
James 5:16
Imagine a sick person who won’t tell anyone about their symptoms. Without help, getting through their illness would be challenging. Whether they need help from a doctor or just someone checking to see how they’re doing, it’s much easier to heal with the help of others.

Similarly, when we don’t tell anyone about the challenges we’re facing, it can be harder to work through them.

Sometimes we do things we know are wrong, but we don’t tell anyone about it because we're embarrassed, ashamed, or think we can handle it on our own. This is because we’re all affected by sin—the wrongdoing and brokenness that separates us from God. It can be hard to share our mistakes with others, but when we keep our sin to ourselves, we’re like the sick person who won’t ask for help—we suffer in isolation rather than allowing others to help us heal.

James 5:16 tells us to share our wrongdoings with other believers so that we can heal together and pray for one another.

When we share our past mistakes with someone, we are released from isolation. And when we pray together, we give God the opportunity to heal our hearts. God is our healer—He saves us from the eternal consequences of sin through His Son, Jesus Christ! And because of Jesus, we have access to a relationship with our Creator. We can bring our requests to Him and trust that He hears us.

This doesn’t mean that God will always answer our prayers in the way we think they should be answered. Instead, when we share our brokenness with Him, He invites us on a journey that will help us grow closer to Him.

If you’re struggling with something today, take some time to share it with a trusted believer. Allow them to pray with you, and you with them, as you ask God to guide you as you heal.

04/08/2024

We are here for only a moment, visitors and strangers in the land as our ancestors were before us. Our days on earth are like a passing shadow, gone so soon without a trace.
1 Chronicles 29:15‭

03/08/2024

Condolence massage
With deep sorrow,we would like to send our heartfelt sympathy to the family of late Rev Abraham Bangdit who have gone to be with our Lord today.
Rev Abraham did dedicated his life time in serving the Lord and SIC as chairman, his legacy shall continue to be remembered by Church. May his precious Soul rest in peace

29/01/2024

End of five Days conference for the Four SIC Regions in Mabaan