Where we work

Uganda, South Sudan, and Chad.

Uganda, South Sudan, and Chad. How we got to each nation, and what the work looks like there.

Your partnership puts you on the mission field

Three public country fields. One field-led mission.

Favor publicly highlights its work in Uganda, South Sudan, and Chad. Local leaders carry prayer, discipleship, education, and community transformation forward.

  • Public country fields
Map of Africa highlighting Favor International’s public country fields: Uganda, South Sudan, and Chad
Public-facing country view. Additional operational locations are intentionally not identified.

Note: this map is a work in progress and is not yet a precise representation of where Favor International works.

Into the unreached

Where others will not go.

These are the three country fields Favor identifies publicly today.

Uganda

Where Favor’s work began, and home to the GIFT Institute and Favor FM radio.

Gospel crusades in Yumbe

Uganda is where Favor’s work began. In Yumbe and across the north, Favor holds open-air Gospel crusades.

Favor FM carries the Gospel

Favor FM puts worship and teaching on the airwaves, reaching listeners in remote villages that are hard to visit in person.

South Sudan

Church planting and trauma healing among communities affected by war.

Reaching Malakal

In South Sudan, indigenous leaders bring the Gospel and practical care to people displaced by years of war, including the city of Malakal.

From the streets to safety

Favor helps South Sudan’s most vulnerable girls find safety, healing, and a future grounded in Christ.

Chad

Training and sending indigenous missionaries to reach unreached villages.

Faith that costs everything

In Chad, following Christ can cost everything. Favor stands with the pastors and believers who carry the Gospel into hostile ground.

Training Chad’s own missionaries

Favor trains and sends indigenous missionaries in Chad to reach unreached villages in their own languages.

Pray for a specific country.

The Nations Prayer Guide walks you through the nations we serve, one day at a time.