The Church Needs To Rise Against Own Monsters

Monday, October 22, 2018

I had hoped to continue on the issue of unemployment, but then the on-going high profile court case of a Nigerian pastor Timothy Omotoso, in South Africa caught my attention.

From the Port Elizabeth court, we need to explore and rally around three points.

The pastor, whose dress sense is of a serious attention seeker, together with his co-accused, is facing over 60 charges including rape, and kidnapping.

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