Christians have been urged to engage in Godly friendships and avoid earthly relationships if they want to live a happy life.
This call was made today by Rev. Frank Twikiriize, the parish priest of St. Matthew Bugarama COU, during a service in which the Christian women of St. John’s Bugongi parish paid a pastoral visit to build friendships with the Christian women of this parish.
Rev. Frank Twikiriize, parish priest of St. Matthew Bugarama COU, passionately urged attendees to prioritize godly friendships over worldly relationships. He emphasized that such friendships are essential for walking in the light of Jesus Christ, offering spiritual education and guidance crucial for personal and collective well-being.
“Godly friendships are filled with the blood of Jesus Christ,” Rev. Twikiriize declared, highlighting their transformative power. He called upon the Christian women from both Bugongi and Bugarama parishes to nurture their newfound friendship in ways that glorify God and deepen their faith.
CUE IN…………………… Rev. Frank RR.
Echoing these sentiments, Rev. Henry Nzana of St. John’s Bugongi COU spoke on the communal benefits of godly friendships, stressing that unity among believers promotes development within the diocese and beyond. He encouraged collaboration and mutual support among parishioners, noting that together, they can achieve meaningful progress.
During the service, Mrs. Kellen Mugabirwe from Bugongi passionately addressed the congregation, urging them to embrace the light of Jesus Christ and resist the temptations of darkness. She emphasized that their friendship should serve as a testament to God’s love and be a vehicle for honoring His name through faithful service.
CUE IN…………… Mrs. Kellen RR.
The gathering concluded with a renewed commitment among attendees to uphold godly principles in their relationships, striving for spiritual growth and contributing positively to their communities.
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