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Christians in Sudan now have freedom to “preach everywhere, without restrictions”. This, says Sudanese Pastor Samuel Luak, is one of the remarkable side effects of the unforeseen uprising that has unseated a repressive regime in his North African homeland. SAT-7 spoke to the pastor, who is also a contributor to the SAT-7 ARABIC series Critical Issues and is currently based in the UK. Luak, a former lawyer who has led churches in Sudan and Egypt and church-planting networks among the Sudanese diaspora in Finland and the UK, is astounded by some of the opportunities Sudan’s Christians have been given recently.

“SOMETHING TO GIVE”
It’s a message Luak shared with fellow Sudanese while he undertook further theological training in Lebanon in the early 2000s, and then after moving to Finland in 2004.
“At that time there were 1,800 Sudanese in Finland, most of them Christians, and I was the only trained minister among them,” he remembers.