Koforidua (Eastern Region) 6 April ’99
The Most Reverend Robert G.A. Okine, Anglican Archbishop for the province of West Africa, said at the weekend that those responsible for the death of other people would have to answer for their deeds. God was very much concerned about the world, and that was why He sent His son to come and redeem it, he said. In the Archbishop’s Easter message read to the congregation at the Saint Peter’s Anglican cathedral in Koforidua, he expressed regret that though most Christians are emotional about the crucifixion of Jesus Christ, their life styles do not portray so. “Let me remind you that each time that you get involved in any anti-social activity or envious of the good works of others, you are also crucifying Christ”, he said. Archbishop Okine called on Christians to constantly follow Jesus Christ and not wait till Easter, because to be a good disciple of Christ, one must face disappointments and defeats. “…believing that in the end, God will work his purpose with us and we will pass on to a richer life in future”. More
