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Homosexuals Should Be Willing To Get Spiritual Help – Rev Mwanza
The Evangelical Fellowship of Zambia (EFZ) has observed that much as the church is willing to offer spiritual help to Homosexuals, those practicing it should also be willing to get help.
Visiting Anglican Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby has advised the Church to pray for homosexual saying they need Jesus Christ.
But EFZ Executive Director Pukuta Mwanza says those practicing Homosexuality should be willing to get spiritual help and prayers stating that if they think what they are doing is right it becomes difficult to help them.
Reverend Mwanza says the church is ready to offer spiritual help, counseling and prayers to those in need, but that those committing wrongs should acknowledge them and show willingness to listen to the gospel.
He notes that not only those practicing homosexuality need prayers and spiritual counseling but everybody who is still living in sin and need the gospel of Jesus Christ.
Reverend Mwanza further states that the church will not relent in reaching out to those that need help and prayers so that the country can be an example to other countries especially that it is a Christian nation.
Posted by Editor
on July 3, 2014. Filed under LATEST NEWS.
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Zambian Gay in "Paradise"
July 3, 2014 at 2:21 pm
Rev. Mwanza how many little boys have you molested?
The Catholic Church should be made to pay reparations to all of it’s living victims until it becomes defunct. Aside from the Nazis it is the most evil organization history has ever seen.
Pa Zed
July 3, 2014 at 2:26 pm
#1, it’s always better not to comment if you do not know the person talking, because you expose your ignorance so much.
DOOKIE LOVE
July 3, 2014 at 7:59 pm
Who is Mwanza to tell people to get spiritual help when he has no clue what goes on in the minds of homosexual people… its like telling an albino to change their color to BLACK! Its not possible iwe Mwanza.
Homophobes are mostly scared and hateful of the gayness in themselves, so they overcompensate by projecting their hate on others who are more secure in their sexual identity.
Mission Impossible
July 4, 2014 at 10:29 am
At last!
July 3, 2014 at 2:41 pm
David Bannister Jr., 29, and Steven Carr, 25, are to be married next May at Highland Baptist Church, which will break with most churches in its denomination by performing its first gay marriage ceremony.
“It takes courage to step out into the unknown,” said Pastor Joe Phelps, who was approached by Bannister and Carr about the ceremony 2 1/2 years ago. “It’s taking us courage to be one of the first churches to do this.”