SCBRC Secretariate

The Secretariat of Sudan Catholic Bishops’ Regional Conference (SCBRC) is a consortium of eight Dioceses: Archdiocese of Juba and the Diocese of Malakal, Rumbek, Wau, Yei, Tombura/Yambio, Torit and Nuba Mountains/El Obeid. The Secretariat was established in 1997 and operates from its premises in Nairobi and Juba. SCBRC coordinates Justice and Peace, Communications, Education/ Scholarships, Pastoral and Development activities of the eight dioceses mentioned above.

Welcome to the SCBRC Blogspot...

Greetings of Peace! The whole South Sudan and the Nuba Mountains are in transition from war to peace. The big challenge for all stakeholders in the Sudan is to make real the formula for peace and the New Sudan as provided for in the 2005 Comprehensive Peace Agreement. The SCBRC contributes to the whole mission of rebuilding the South Sudan and the Nuba Mountains through its various departments. It is at the service of the eight dioceses that forms the Sudan Catholic Bishops Regional Conference. Rev. Fr. Anthony Bangoye SCBRC Secretary General

John Paul II on Peace...

“Many serious obstacles remain, yet the first step towards peace must be a steadfast conviction that a SOLUTION IS POSSIBLE WITHIN THE PARAMETER OF INTERNATIONAL LAW AND THE RESOLUTION OF THE UNITED NATIONS. " "I appeal once more to all the peoples involved and to their political leader, to recognize that confrontation has failed and will always fail. Only a just peace can bring the conditions needed for the economic, cultural and social development to which the people of the region have a right." (Damascus- Departure Speech om May 8th)

Call to Solidarity...

Peace! The SCBRC Secretariate blogspot is an attempt to communicate to you our vision, mission and values. After two decades of civil war, we now begin the work of healing and reconstruction. This work is very daunting, yet with our friends and benefactors, we are hopeful that the transition from war to peace will be smooth and blissful. We commend our Christian communities for holding steadfast to their faith in times of great trials and difficulties. With their continuing faith in the leadership of their bishops and pastors, we hope that we shall attain peace and genuine reconciliation in the new Sudan. God bless....

SCBRC Secretariate

South Sudan's Challenge

Sunday, April 27, 2014

Prayers for Healing and Reconciliation in South Sudan

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Call to Solidarity...