GSEF

Good Shepherd Educational Foundation

Education. Leadership. Hope.

Supporting Christian education in South Sudan and nurturing servant-leaders who can help build a more peaceful future.

Hope and Unity for South Sudan

Good Shepherd Educational Foundation

About GSEF

Education for a More Peaceful Future

The Good Shepherd Educational Foundation supports the educational ministries established by Rev. John Chol Daau in South Sudan. Through Christian-based education, these ministries seek to develop servant-leaders and help build a more peaceful society.
The Work

Supporting Education in South Sudan

GSEF supports the schools and educational ministries established by Rev. John Chol Daau. Through classroom learning, Christian education, and opportunities for personal growth, these ministries seek to prepare young people for lives of leadership and service.

About South Sudan and GSEF

Since its independence in 2011, South Sudan has been one of the most fragile countries in the world. It struggles with a number of serious interrelated problems, including: civil war and ethnic tensions; food insecurity, severe poverty, and rampant disease; and a lack of infrastructure. Over 2 million South Sudanese have fled the country as refugees. Another 2 million are internally displaced.

The Good Shepherd Educational Foundation (GSEF) is uniquely positioned to address many of these concerns by providing Christian education — fostering hope, unity, and peace.

About South Sudan and GSEF

Since its independence in 2011, South Sudan has been one of the most fragile countries in the world. It struggles with a number of serious interrelated problems, including: civil war and ethnic tensions; food insecurity, severe poverty, and rampant disease; and a lack of infrastructure. Over 2 million South Sudanese have fled the country as refugees. Another 2 million are internally displaced.
The Good Shepherd Educational Foundation (GSEF) is uniquely positioned to address many of these concerns by providing Christian education — fostering hope, unity, and peace.

South Sudan is the youngest country in the world, having gained independence in 2011.

Fact #1

South Sudan has a population of approximately 14.7 million people.

Fact #2

South Sudan is one of the least developed countries in the world, with a low literacy rate and high poverty levels.

Fact #3

Though English is the official language, over 60 indigenous languages are spoken in South Sudan.

Fact #4

South Sudan is heavily dependent on oil exports, accounting for almost all of its export earnings.

Fact #5

The White Nile, a major tributary of the Nile River, originates in South Sudan, playing a crucial role in the country's agriculture and ecosystem.

Fact #6

Help Make Christian Education Possible

Your generosity helps sustain Christian education in South Sudan and supports the development of future servant-leaders.

Contact GSEF

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