Pastors launch campaign against continuous church closure

Jul 08, 2020

Keeping worship places closed is a sign that that the nation doesn't put trust in God

Religion

Pastors under their umbrella body of the National pastors platform of Uganda have today launched a campaign dubbed ' I can't breathe prayer and lamentation campaign' were they are protesting the continued closure of the worship places in the country.

In this campaign pastors have also unanimously agreed to start wearing sackcloth saying it is a symbol of mourning and repentance according to the Bible.

 

Apostle Ethan Magoba on the left shaking hands with Apostle Francis Kwez


Speaking during the launch in Kampala the president of the pastors platform Bishop Dr. David Kiganda expressed dismay over the continued closure of the worship places even as the markets, and business places like kikuubo are freely operating.

Kiganda argued that keeping worship places closed is a sign that that the nation doesn't put trust in God yet it has been God from day one who has protected Uganda from registering any Corona deaths.

 

Bishop Dr.David Kiganda, president National pastors platform of Uganda


Pastors are counting 4 months down the road ever since the churches and the rest of the other worship places were closed in the fight against COVID-19 spread.

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