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UN Security Council begins Nairobi session | The United Nations Security Council has opened an extraordinary two-day session in Nairobi, the first outside its New York headquarters in 14 years, with war-ravaged Sudan topping the agenda. (AFP, November 18, 2004)

U.N. Security Council to Discuss Sudan | U.N. Security Council Meets in Kenya to Discuss Sudan's Civil Wars (Associated Press, Nov 18, 2004)

UN Security Council in Africa to Push Sudan Peace | Staking its prestige on Sudan's troubled peace process, the U.N. Security Council met away from its New York home for the first time in 14 years on Thursday to try to end two decades of war in Africa's biggest country. (Reuters, Nov 18, 2004)

Other Christianity Today articles on the crisis in Sudan includes:

A False Cry of Peace | Wilfred Mlay, World Vision's regional vice president for Africa, discusses the crisis facing black Muslims in Darfur. (Sept. 09, 2004)

Never Again? | Genocide in Sudan tests our commitment to justice. (Aug. 03, 2004)

Sudden Death in Darfur | John Danforth, new U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, demands Sudan stop murderous Arab militias (July 16, 2004)

Ethnic Cleansing, Genocide, and Plain Old Murder | What Tony Campolo and the State Department mean in recent comments about Palestine and Sudan. (June 23, 2004)

Freedom for Sudanese Faith | With new peace accord signed, Christians prepare to meet needs (July 12, 2004)

Ambassador: Sudan Accords Only One Step in Peace Process | Continued effort to implement and monitor Sudan's peace agreement will be necessary to ensure safety for its population, Michael Ranneberger says. (June 04, 2004)

Hope, Caution Follow Signing of Sudanese Peace Agreement | After 21 years of civil war, Sudan may finally be on the verge of peace. But don't stop praying. (June 04, 2004)

Submitting to Islam—or Dying | Ceasefires and peace talks bow to greater powers in Sudan (Oct. 8, 2003)

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January 2005, Vol. 49, No. 1