Rising from the Ashes

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Rising from the Ashes Synopsis

Religious persecution of Christians reached its height as 500 churches were burned to the ground during the bitter North South Civil War in Sudan. Rising from the Ashes follows the people of South Sudan as they literally pull themselves up from the ashes to create a vibrant region in East Africa. They face staggering problems including the world's worst child, infant and maternal mortality.  Although billions have been poured into the local economy, heartbreaking corruption has kept much of it from reaching those who need it most. Amidst this chaos, we look at the efforts of an incredible humanitarian organization, Samaritan's purse, as they build a core to these ravaged communities.
 

Film Credits

Camera

  1. Nick Oloo
  2. Austin Hearst: 1998 footage

Editors

  1. Kavila Matu
  2. Susan Karabu

Facilities

  1. Vivid Features, Nairobi

Executive Producer

  1. Bob Arnot MD

Special thanks to

  1. Samaritan's Purse
  2. Gary Lundstrom
  3. Tim Windeyer
  4. Ken Isaacs
  5. The Episcopal Church of the Sudan
  6. Sudanese People's Liberation Army
  7. Sudanese People's Liberation Movement
  8. Mission Aviation Fellowship

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