E107: Who is Jane Karaba? - Why South Sudan?

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Staff Stories is here! In this episode, I sit down with Jane Karaba, the Discipleship Manager for Mvolo, South Sudan. Jane’s story is a historic one: she is the first female manager in the history of Every Village! To discover more about our ministry, Every Village, visit us at: https://www.everyvillage.org/

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This episode was published on February 9, 2026.

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Staff Stories is here! In this episode, I sit down with Jane Karaba, the Discipleship Manager for Mvolo, South Sudan. Jane’s story is a historic one: she is the first female manager in the history of Every Village! To discover more about our...

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