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War robbed these Sudanese children, nine-year-old Ajoung and her five-year-old sister Abrial, of their families and forced them into slavery during the ongoing battle involving Islamic forces.
“I was forced to sleep with ten goats and tend them, and many times I was beaten. My ribs were broken when they beat me because the animals got away.”
God miraculously helped the two young girls escape, but their troubles were just beginning.
“After many days we reached safety,” explained Ajoung. “I was happy to reach our village, but when we got there they told us our father was killed. No one knew what happened to our mother.”
Thousands of refugees – many now widows and orphans – are seeking immediate help and safety in Sudan. In fact, the number of refugees has quadrupled in recent months. They are abandoned, scared, homeless and hurting.
