On September 19, 2017, Jacob was interviewed on Lexington Community Radio for the Bluegrass Refugee Radio Show. Jacob spoke about his childhood tragedies, his life as a refugee in America, and his identity as a Former Lost Boy. You can listen to the full show below:

The Lost is Found: A “Lost Boy’s” Story of Faith, Hope, Charity, and Love is now available in paperback from Amazon. My book tells my story of running for my life at age 7 as radical Muslims attacked my village in Sudan, and spending the next 14 years either on the run or living in refugee camps in Ethiopia and Kenya. I came to the United States as a “Lost Boy” of Sudan in 2001 and since then have learned a new language, become an American citizen, and obtained an education. Now that I have graduated from Asbury Theological Seminary, I am turning my attention to raising funds through Africa Sunrise Communities to fulfill my mission to help bring education, peace, and reconciliation to South Sudanese refugees in Bweyale Refugee Camp in Uganda. My people of South Sudan need the opportunity to obtain an education and to find a better way to live together if my country is to grow and prosper.A portion of proceeds from the purchase of this book will go to support the mission of Africa Sunrise Communities. An EBook will be available soon and you can purchase a paperback on Amazon.Jacob GuotExecutive Director and Founder