By: Birait C Purity
The churches these days have turned into the political preaching centres. Many politicians visit churches not because they want to worship but to preach their political issues. Some make it worst by talking about insults while in church. Some of these politicians are used to their political language and they sometimes tend to forget about the environment they are in. Due to that issue, the head of the Anglican Church of Kenya, Rev. Dr. Jackson ole Sapit has therefore said that any politician should not be allowed in church. His decision somehow will affect a number of these politicians since they are members of those churches.
On the other side, these politicians really helped in building these worshipping buildings. Their contributed in them played a very big part during construction. Restricting them from going to church won’t be fair instead allowed to attend or visit them and be restricted on their language. Leave their political language at the church gate and enter the church as the member, worship God then after that get back to their business since leadership comes from God.
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