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Founded 29 May 2009

A mission born in suffering, sustained by love.

Stone International Church and Heart TV exist for one purpose — to bring healing, hope and salvation to South Sudan and the world, through the Word of God and the power of the Holy Spirit.

"Let love lead."

Ministry among children in South Sudan
Children gathering at a field outreach

2009

Founded

Our Story

From 22 people in Khartoum to a movement across the continent.

Stone International Church was born on 29 May 2009 in Khartoum, Sudan — not as a church, but as a prayer group. Twenty-two faithful hearts gathered under the name "Miracle Prayer Group for the Government of South Sudan," interceding for their war-torn homeland.

What began in a rented room grew into a congregation that crossed borders. When South Sudan gained independence, the ministry relocated to Juba — setting roots in Gudele Block 4 — and turned its prayers into action: scholarships for orphans, food for families, healing crusades, and a television channel that carries the Gospel into the most remote corners of the nation.

Today Stone International Church welcomes believers from every tribe, nation and background. The only qualification for membership is a heart that wants to encounter God.

The Vision Bearer

Prophet Peter A.D.

Prophet Peter Ayuel Deng was born into a family marked by loss — his parents had buried child after child before him, and his own birth was considered miraculous. At fourteen he watched the Second Sudanese Civil War displace everything he knew.

Those early years of suffering did not break him; they shaped a compassion that would eventually reach millions. He relocated to Khartoum, worked to fund his education, and was admitted to study medicine — until God called him out of the lecture theatre and into the nations.

Trained in the prophetic under the late Senior Prophet T.B. Joshua, he carries the same conviction that faith must be made visible in deeds — in a child fed, a student equipped, a sick body healed. He is married to Awur Kuol Nyok.

"I got to know that my villagers know what I'm doing in Juba, so they told me — Servant of God, you are now helping the whole of South Sudan, but we don't see ourselves in the picture."

Prophet Peter A.D.
Prophet Peter A.D. holding a Bible while ministering

Prophet Peter A.D.

Founder and General Overseer of Stone International Church.

Prophet Peter A.D. ministering during a children’s outreach
Prophet Peter A.D. sharing a teaching

Timeline

  1. 2001

    Accepts Christ in Khartoum while working to fund his studies.

  2. 2004

    Admitted to the University of Juba College of Medicine.

  3. 2009

    Leaves medical school, founds Stone International Church on 29 May. Meets Prophet T.B. Joshua.

  4. 2012

    Undertakes a 133-day fast (21 Aug – 31 Dec). Receives a vision of becoming 'a mighty international prophet.'

  5. 2015

    Deepens biblical and theological training, expanding the ministry's global reach.

  6. Today

    Oversees Heart TV, a scholarship programme hosting over 2,000 children, and crusades across South Sudan.

Our Vision

"Claim South Sudan for Jesus Christ by preaching the Word of God under the prophetic anointing that delivers, heals and blesses — for the salvation of souls through the finished work of our Lord Jesus Christ."

This is not a local church vision. It is a national calling — and through Heart TV, a global one. Every broadcast, every scholarship, every meal is a word made tangible.

What We Do

Three expressions of one calling.

The Church

Stone International Church

A congregation open to every tribe, language and background — gathered around the Word of God, the Holy Spirit and the belief that one encounter with Jesus changes everything. Services are held weekly in Gudele Block 4, Juba.

The Broadcast

Heart TV

A television and digital ministry carrying sermons, healing services, prophetic messages and humanitarian stories to South Sudan and beyond. Heart TV is how the church reaches every corner it cannot physically enter.

The Outreach

Scholarships & Humanitarian Work

Over 2,000 children — orphans and unaccompanied minors from across South Sudan — are housed, educated and cared for by the church. The ministry runs a school from nursery to secondary level and extends disaster relief, food and medical support to vulnerable communities.

The work in numbers.

2,000+

Children in care

housed, fed and educated

2009

Year founded

Khartoum, Sudan

22

Founding members

a prayer group that became a movement

133

Days of fasting

the prophetic breakthrough of 2012

Outreach

Love made visible.

From food distributions to school enrolments — every picture is a life touched by the ministry's generosity.

Families receiving maize flour
Mothers receiving supplies
Volunteers carrying food
Children sharing a meal
Father and child receiving support
Woman carrying food home

Join the mission

Every partner adds a life to the picture.

Whether you give monthly or make a one-off gift, your support keeps children in school, families fed, and the broadcast of hope on air across South Sudan.