The Episcopal Diocese
of Wanyjok.
An Anglican family of more than 47,000 believers in Aweil East, equipping the Church for mission and raising up faithful Christian leaders.
…and more through the week. Pan-Apuoth, Wanyjok Town, Aweil East County, South Sudan
One of the youngest and fastest-growing dioceses in the Episcopal Church of South Sudan, created as an area diocese in 2017 and made autonomous in 2019. Today the Diocese is home to more than 47,000 believers, under the leadership of its first bishop, Rt. Rev. Joseph Mamer Manot.
We exist to equip the Church for mission and to raise up faithful Christian leaders, serving South Sudan not only in worship, but in education, health, peace, and humanitarian care.
Who we are →Latest Sermons
Sermon by Bishop Joseph Mamer (1, details pending)
Rt. Rev. Joseph Mamer Manot
Sermon by Bishop Joseph Mamer Manot. Exact preach date, title, and scripture reference to be confirmed and updated via the CMS.
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Gatherings through the week
Pan-Apuoth, Wanyjok Town, Aweil East County, South Sudan
Find your place
From the Mothers' Union to youth ministry, cell groups to evangelism: there is a place for everyone to belong, grow in faith, and serve across the Diocese.
Explore ministries →- Men's Fellowship
- Mothers' Union
- Youth Ministry
- Sunday School & Children
- Outreach & Evangelism
- Cell Groups
- Intercessory Group
- Praise & Worship
Welcome, brothers and sisters in Christ! We are so blessed to gather and worship together. Let us keep in mind the words of Hebrews 12:28: 'Let us be grateful for receiving a kingdom that cannot be shaken, and thus let us offer to God acceptable worship, with reverence and awe.' No matter what you have walked through this week, you are safe and welcome in this house.
Upcoming events
Episcopal Diocese of Wanyjok Launched its First Diocesan Website
Wanyjok, South Sudan Sunday, 20 September 2026 The Episcopal Diocese of Wanyjok today launched its first official Diocesan website during Sunday Service held this morning at St. Paul’s Cathedral. The historic event marks a significant step forward in strengthening the Diocese’s online presence and digital communication. The new website is expected to serve as an important platform for sharing the Diocese’s activities, ministries, announcements, events, sunday sermons and other information with members of the church and the wider community. The launch was a joyful and memorable occasion bringing together church leaders, clergy, lay members and the entire congregation who celebrated this important milestone with thanksgiving and enthusiasm. The website will help connect the Diocese with its members both locally and around the world by providing greater access to information about its mission, ministries, programmes and activities. Speaking during the occasion, church leaders expressed appreciation to everyone who contributed to the development and successful launch of the website describing it as an important tool for advancing communication, evangelism, fellowship and the mission of the Church in the digital age. The launch of the website therefore marks not only the beginning of a new chapter in the Diocese’s communication but also a step toward embracing technology in spreading the Gospel and strengthening the connection between the Church and its people. To God be the glory for this historic milestone. ~ END
“Where there is no vision, the people perish.”Proverbs 29:18
You are welcome in this house.
Join us for worship this Sunday, or reach out any day of the week. We would be glad to hear from you.