NAIROBI, Kenya (RNS) — As the war in Sudan enters its fourth year Wednesday (April 15), the bombed Episcopal Church of Our Savior in Khartoum’s Omdurman constantly reminds Christians of the brutal conflict. The church that stood for 81 years is now in ashes after it was bombed in 2023. On its ruins in Sudan’s capital city, Episcopal Archbishop Ezekiel Kondo stood days before the war’s third anniversary and told Christians, “God is with the people in good times and difficult times.” “We thanked God for His protection during the three years of the war​,” he said at ​the site where shelling in the early months of the conflict brought the church down, destroying its roof and burning everything inside – including the pews, ​Bibles and hymnals.  Sudan is a Muslim-majority country where only an estimated 5% of the population is Christian, according to Pew Research Center .…