[kictanet] Bitange for President? Extended due to Public Demand

[S.Murigi Muraya]

Daktari,

Very many Churches are now registered and regulated by the Societies Act.

There will always be wolves seeking to tear down churches. If they cannot
control or dominate churches (which oppose their evil ways) they will always
look for a hostile party, usually the Corrupt State, to terrorize churches.

If a church follows what is prescribed for it by Scripture (not by the
Corrupt State run by wolves such as Nero, Hitler, Mussolini, Idi Amin,
Polygamists, etc) it builds up people (morally), schools (intellectually),
hospitals (physically). Were the earliest schools and hospitals in Kisii not
founded by Church Missions e.g the SDA?

I do not agree with much Adventist doctrine but I do not ignore their good
works either.

http://www.eau.adventist.org/kendu_hospital.html

Once or twice a week the media will get a news worthy report from the police
about some wolf in sheep skin sodomizing or defrauding someone. This does
change the fact that thousands of positive activities were carried out in or
by churches that week. The kind of people who do not know about or care to
publicize these positive activities are those who do participate in or care
about them. You do not hear about church leaders and members spending the
week comforting crime victims or cooking for people to weak or sick to help
themselves.

More than 80% of people who attend church (occasionally) do not tithe. Most
people who attend church give offerings - less than 1% of their income, not
tithes. The figures you quoted as church collections are more likely to be
monthly, not weekly.

Like all other people in the world, Kenyans spend more at lodges, wild
parties, bars, night clubs. People must protect their objects / places of
pleasure and will not call for these to be audited.

(:


On Thu, Aug 11, 2011 at 5:32 AM, <bitange at jambo.co.ke> wrote:

> Muraya,
> There is an African proverb that goes like "if you take cows to a river and
> they happen to have stepped in the river, the assumption is that all cows
> have taken water".  Similarly since most churched do not file audited
> accounts, the assumption is that all of then do not usually do.
>
> Kenyans are suffering in the hands of some churches.  If you want to get to
> my conclusion please sit and watch TV on sunday morning or any evening on
> digital TV.  We must have some sort of regulation.  We receive many
> compaints of many extortions in some of the newer churches.  It is a crisis
> and someone must stand up to help citizens.  Why do we rein in on pyramid
> groups and leave similar extortions in broad daylight.
>
> I must say here that the calm in traditional churches is in some cases due
> to laid down rules that have been there for centuries.  But even them they
> are bleading.  I have been to different churches throughout the country but
> I never missed to hear caution from priests and pastors whenever there are
> collections.  This is because politics has been entrenched in the church.
>  For posterity and to have respectable leadership in the Church, we must
> separate Church and State.
>
> Ndemo.
>
>
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