Since independence in 2011, South Sudan has experienced devastating tribal divisions and conflict over grazing land, with thousands displaced and living in refugee camps. Education and health care are limited and many people in the country are suffering. 

There are 4.2 million Anglicans in South Sudan and there is a great need for trained pastors to lead the churches.

Anglican Aid is partnering with Kajo-Keji Christian College as it equips church leaders to preach the message of Jesus and bring peace, reconciliation and forgiveness to a damaged nation. 

Kajo-Keji’s courses include Bachelors Degrees, Diplomas and Certificates in Theology as well as lay-leader training.