US EditionTime for gov't, Pentecostal churches to work together on socio-political issues?
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Time for gov't, Pentecostal churches to work together on socio-political issues?
By Nchendzengang Tatah Yaounde-Cameroon – Relations between government and Pentecostal churches have been stretched recently following the sealing of some Pentecostal churches, deemed to be operating ‘illegally’. In Yaounde and across the country, hundreds of Pentecostal churches have been officially closed in the first quarter of 2025 according to reports. Pentecostal clergy have been reacting to the issue and also commenting about other social…
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