Crosstalk | Politics & The Pulpit | 3/07/2024
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- HAS THE CALL BY GEN Z PRICKED THE CONSCIENCE OF THE CHURCH?
This week, we feature a special edition of Crosstalk, focusing on the relationship between politics and the church, and how the church is responding to Gen Z’s call for change. Rev. Tom Otieno, Pastor Charles Opiyo, and Rev. Timothy Njoya delves into the challenges and opportunities the church faces in addressing contemporary political issues while staying true to its mission.
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Timely discussion.Thank you Dr. Enjoys,and Charles Opiiyo
a master class for pastors
Needed urgently!
When a politician gives money he buys the altar for their use and pervert it
The clergymen of yester years the likes of Timothy njoya,ndingi mwananzeki, Alexander muge were really during their time where they used to condemn the misdeeds of the government .
Very true! They stood for justice and fought for good governance.
Very True! They stood for justice and fought for good governance.