He said they frequently have multiple complaints, mostly stemming from years of oppression in their home country. In our country, we fight for guns and drugs and money. Over there, they fight for their faith. Some groups, such as Christian Solidarity International, attempt to aid Sudanese Christians by buying back those sold into slavery. But Deng said such efforts are often futile.
Solders make up an amount they want for a slave.
The freed slaves are taken south, often only to be recaptured. The buy-back effort, Deng says, simply puts more money in the hands of the captors. Jesus Christ died for us, and that is why we are dying. We need Christian brothers to find a way to unify to help Sudan. Pray for us.