Follow Ross Kane on his extraordinary journey from Kenya into Sudan where he witnesses an unforgettable peace ceremony.Synopsis: Over 2,000,000 people have died in Sudan's 20-year civil war between the government in the largely Arab north and the Sudan People's Liberation Army in the black African south. While this conflict raged, thousands more died in a "south--south" war between the Dinka and Nuer, the two main Christian tribes within the SPLA.In 1990, the Christian denominations in southern Sudan formed the New Sudan Council of Churches, which brokered a peace agreement between the Dinka and Nuer in 1999. The work of reconciliation between the southern Christian tribes is ongoing, while they all anxiously await the outcome of peace talks between the SPLA and the government in Khartoum. Since 2002 Ross Kane, a 24-year-old graduate from the University of Virginia, has been serving with the New Sudan Council of Churches.This film follows Ross as he journeys from Nairobi, Kenya up to Lokichoggio, in Kenya's arid north. From there he travels on to Kakuma Refugee Camp to meet with Sudanese refugees, before flying over the border to Rumbek, in southern Sudan, where he participates in an extraordinary ceremony aimed at celebrating the peace between the Dinka and Nuer tribes...This was filmed in 2004, released on DVD as part of the Windows on Mission series in 2006 and YouTube Premiere for the Blood of the Bull is 29th March 2007.

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