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“So together with you, we would like to set out from the proclamation that is the basis of our hope and that of all humanity: ‘Why do you look for the living among the dead? He is not here but has risen and is alive!’ (Luke 24:5).”
The message also calls for inclusive political dialogue, as well as a peaceful and democratic transition from violence.
The Province of the Episcopal Church of South Sudan Anglican Communion, in its message, encourages citizens in South Sudan to celebrate Easter with love for one another. “We are tired of the continued violence, road ambushes, political and inter-communal killings happening in different parts of the country,” the message reads. “We ask our political leaders to prioritize dialogue and build consensus on how to take the country forward peacefully.”
The Catholic Archdiocese of Juba reminds us that, through faith, we are never alone or forsaken. “Just as Christ has risen, we too are called rise above our trials, our doubts, and fears,” the message reads. “Let us embrace the spirit of Easter, a season of rebirth and endless possibilities.”
The Presbyterian Church of South Sudan urges the leadership of South Sudan to bring an end to the continued ethnic violence, child abduction, and gender-based violence. The message also expresses appreciation for international friends and partners for their unwavering support. “We are also indebted to the South Sudan peace partners and entire global community for their firm stand with the war-entangled people of South Sudan for the provision of critical lifesaving humanitarian interventions during this economic meltdown of our country.”
