Support Orphans and widows. Religion that is pure and undefiled before God the Father is this: to visit orphans and widows in their affliction, and to keep oneself unstained from the world. James 1:27. The Great Commission is committed in restoring hope to Orphans and widows in South Sudan, the wars left the country with many Orphans and widows with trauma of the past, everyday in South Sudan there are children who are homeless, no education, they cry for parents who are not alive, wants to eat like any other child but can't this Orphans are waiting to belong. Widows and orphans can be vulnerable in countless ways, all of which are related to experiencing an incomplete family structure and this susceptibility can be worsened by poor living conditions and infrastructure, inadequate social support, and cultural stigmas. The loss of a father can be traumatic to both widows and orphans and the results could be grief, loneliness, and financial stress can lead to mental health disorders such as post-traumatic stress syndrome, anxiety, depression, substance abuse, personality disorders and those orphans, or children who have lost both parents, can be left to raise themselves increasing the risk of disorder and making them bitter, hostile and even disobedient to God. Mostly single mothers may struggle to juggle earning responsibilities and less bonding time. Girls may be married off prematurely to relieve financial and caregiving burdens and the orphans may be forced into child labor and as a result, these children mostly do miss out on the education that could otherwise have lifted them out of the situation.. To us the followers of Christ, it is mandatory for us to protect and support each widow and orphan. Christians must make a point of actively supporting them. Psalm 82:3 instructs us to “defend the weak and the fatherless; uphold the cause of the poor and oppressed.” I believe we can be of help by praying for them, by feeding them, clothing the naked, housing them, sending them to school and many more. Make a decision today to make a difference.