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- Athabasca ↔ Ibba
- Bethlehem ↔ Kajo-Keji
- Bor ↔ Indianapolis
- Bor ↔ Salisbury
- Bor ↔ Southwestern Virginia
- Chicago ↔ Renk
- Cueibet ↔ Salisbury
- Cueibet ↔ Southwestern Virginia
- Ezo ↔ Salisbury
- Ezo ↔ Southwestern Virginia
- Ibba ↔ Salisbury
- Ibba ↔ Southwestern Virginia
- Juba ↔ Salisbury
- Juba ↔ Southwestern Virginia
- Kajo-Keji ↔ Salisbury
- Kajo-Keji ↔ Southwestern Virginia
- Lainya ↔ Salisbury
- Lainya ↔ Southwestern Virginia
- Lui ↔ Missouri
- Lui ↔ Salisbury
- Lui ↔ Southwestern Virginia
- Malakal ↔ Salisbury
- Malakal ↔ Southwestern Virginia
- Maridi ↔ Salisbury
- Maridi ↔ Southwestern Virginia
- Mundri ↔ Salisbury
- Mundri ↔ Southwestern Virginia
- Rejaf ↔ Salisbury
- Rejaf ↔ Southwestern Virginia
- Renk ↔ Salisbury
- Renk ↔ Southwestern Virginia
- Rokon ↔ Salisbury
- Rokon ↔ Southwestern Virginia
- Rumbek ↔ Salisbury
- Rumbek ↔ Southwestern Virginia
- Salisbury ↔ Torit
- Southwestern Virginia ↔ Torit
- Salisbury ↔ Wau
- Southwestern Virginia ↔ Wau
- Salisbury ↔ Yambio
- Southwestern Virginia ↔ Yambio
- Salisbury ↔ Yei
- Southwestern Virginia ↔ Yei
- Salisbury ↔ Yirol
- Southwestern Virginia ↔ Yirol
45 unique recorded diocese relationships involve Province of the Episcopal Church of South Sudan. 42 international relationships are shown as 4 country-to-country trails. 0 relationships are within one country; 3 lack a country link. Countries recorded for this Member Church: South Sudan, Uganda.
Member church
Province of the Episcopal Church of South Sudan
- Archbishop and Primate of the Province of the Episcopal Church of South Sudan & Bishop of Juba: The Most Revd Justin Badi Arama
- Provincial Secretary: The Revd Peter Garang Deng
- Provincial Treasurer: Mr Evans Sokiri
History
The Church Missionary Society began work in 1899 in Omdurman; Christianity spread rapidly among black Africans of the Southern region. Until 1974, the Diocese of Sudan was part of the Jerusalem archbishopric. lt reverted to the jurisdiction of the Archbishop of Canterbury until the new Province, consisting of four new dioceses, was established in 1976. Civil and religious strife and a constant flow of refugees have challenged the Church.
Dioceses
- Abyei
- Akobo
- Akot
- Aluakluak
- Athooch
- Aweil
- Awerial
- Ayod
- Bentiu
- Bor
- Bun-Agok Area
- Cueibet
- Duk
- Duk Padiet
- Ezo
- Gangura Area
- Gogrial
- Ibba
- Jale Area
- Juba
- Kajo-Keji
- Kapoeta
- Kongor
- Lainya
- Lietnhom
- Liwolo
- Lomega
- Lui
- Magwi
- Maiwut
- Malakal
- Malek
- Malek Rup
- Maper
- Maridi
- Morobo
- Mundri
- Mundu
- Nadiangere Area
- Nasir
- Nimule
- Nyamlel
- Nyang
- Nzara
- Olo
- Pacong
- Panrieng
- Panyana
- Rejaf
- Renk
- Rokon
- Rumbek
- Rumbek Center
- Terekeka
- Tonj
- Torit
- Twic East
- Wandi
- Wanglei
- Wanyjok
- Wau
- Wernyol
- Wonduruba
- Wulu
- Yambio
- Yei
- Yeri
- Yirol



