The service, which coincided with this year’s National Fast and Prayer Day, was attended by former Vice President Joseph Nyumah Boakai and several other clergies as well as students and congregations of different denominations. Dunbar said the churches have lost their integrity in the land and suggested that the members should turn to God. According to Dunbar, many of those in leadership positions in the churches have compromised their respective roles by submitting themselves to the doings of political rulers. By law, we made the second Friday in April every year as Fast and Prayer Day, but our people use this day to go on the various beaches instead of praying for the land,” Dunbar cried. We are grateful to you for the sacrifices in praying for our country,” Boakai said in encouragement to Rev.

Source: Daily Observer April 15, 2019 02:32 UTC