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Danger for the KHA Orphanage in South Sudan
Brad and Kim Campbell, along with two of their children, have been in war-torn South Sudan for nearly two years. It's where they maintain an orphanage for a dozen children.
"There are going to be there a lifetime," President of Keeping Hope Alive, Freddie Power said. "They've given their lives to South Sudan. They are ministering to the community."
Keeping Hope Alive funds nearly $50,000 annually to help with the orphanage in South Sudan. But on Christmas Day, the fighting got so bad that the Campbells were forced to take refuge in a United Nations building.
Right now, Keeping Hope Alive's goal is to get the Campbells back to America until the Civil War calms down - but the Campbells refuse to leave without the orphans they raise as their own. With so much chaos going on in the country, getting clearance has been troublesome for the orphans.
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By Keeping Hope AliveBrad and Kim Campbell, along with two of their children, have been in war-torn South Sudan for nearly two years. It's where they maintain an orphanage for a dozen children.
"There are going to be there a lifetime," President of Keeping Hope Alive, Freddie Power said. "They've given their lives to South Sudan. They are ministering to the community."
Keeping Hope Alive funds nearly $50,000 annually to help with the orphanage in South Sudan. But on Christmas Day, the fighting got so bad that the Campbells were forced to take refuge in a United Nations building.
Right now, Keeping Hope Alive's goal is to get the Campbells back to America until the Civil War calms down - but the Campbells refuse to leave without the orphans they raise as their own. With so much chaos going on in the country, getting clearance has been troublesome for the orphans.