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    Let’s Easter Festivity Brings Societal Transformation–Clergy Urges:

    HON JUSTICE BAFFOUR AWUAH 0246-930931By HON JUSTICE BAFFOUR AWUAH 0246-930931April 1, 2024 Religion
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    Let’s Easter Festivity Brings Societal Transformation–Clergy Urges:

    Pastor George Owusu,Adum Kwanwoma District Pastor of The Church Of Pentecost under Asokwa area has urged Ghanaians especially , Christians to always focus on the benefit of the easter festivity. Should Christians and Ghanaians at large allow their Christ like attitude transform the society Positively in governance Ghana would be better than what we are experiencing today.

    Speaking in an interview with this medium www.dailywatch.com immediately after Easter Convention held at Adum Kwanwoma,Pastor George Owusu,admonished them to let their behavior reflect positive on the general public for others to emulate them.Ghanaians should focus on the importance, the message, education aspect and how the festivity can impact generations in the country,he said.

    He seized the opportunity to admonished that,we should be much careful during and after the festive season, adding that, the youth should refrain from other social vices as they observe the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

    Source:www.dailywatchgh.com-0246-930931

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