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Churches should promote unity says Mujuru
04 Nov 2012 at 10:27hrs | Views
Vice President Joice Mujuru says churches should be on the forefront of promoting unity in the country rather than being known for divisions and factionalism.
Mujuru made the remarks at the official commissioning of The Salvation Army Braeside church hall in Harare where she noted with concern the splits within the church that cause animosity between Christians.
She said the church has an important role to play in nation building but this can only be accomplished if it is united.
She reminded religious leaders that they have a critical role to play in peace building programmes as the church remains critical in fostering harmony amongst Zimbabweans.
The Territorial Commander of The Salvation Army in Zimbabwe, Commissioner Venice Chigariro said the new church building is meant to accommodate more people as Christianity continues to grow in the country.
The official commissioning of the church hall was attended by the Minister of Transport, Communications and Infrastructural Development, Nicholas Goche, Zanu PF Politburo Member, Tendai Savanhu, senior government officials and the leadership of The Salvation Army.
The political leaders, including Mujuru, Goche and Savanhu donated money to buy furniture for the church hall.
Mujuru made the remarks at the official commissioning of The Salvation Army Braeside church hall in Harare where she noted with concern the splits within the church that cause animosity between Christians.
She said the church has an important role to play in nation building but this can only be accomplished if it is united.
The Territorial Commander of The Salvation Army in Zimbabwe, Commissioner Venice Chigariro said the new church building is meant to accommodate more people as Christianity continues to grow in the country.
The official commissioning of the church hall was attended by the Minister of Transport, Communications and Infrastructural Development, Nicholas Goche, Zanu PF Politburo Member, Tendai Savanhu, senior government officials and the leadership of The Salvation Army.
The political leaders, including Mujuru, Goche and Savanhu donated money to buy furniture for the church hall.
Source - Zbc