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Thursday, 06 November 2008 |
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THE LEGAL YEAR SERVICE 4 October 2008 Most Holy Trinity Cathedral, Accra  The Homily at the legal year Service 2008 was delivered by His Grace, Most Rev. /Rt. Hon. John Tucker Mugabi Sentamu, the Ugandan (by birth) Archbishop of York.
The theme for his sermon was “who is my neighbour” a familiar question in the good book directed to Christ by a lawyer. Most Rev. Sentamu pointed out that the answer to this question from Christ Jesus involves three lessons. 1. We must be prepared to help others even when they have brought their trouble on themselves. 2. Anyone from any nation, tribe and language who is in need is our neighbor 3. Help must be practical and not consist merely in feeling sorry. He advised lawyers to be Samaritans and show care and compassion. They need to do their best; need to remember that all people matter to God and have wider vision. Click here for full text of the sermon |
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Thursday, 23 October 2008 |
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Presidential and Parliamentary elections in Ghana are held on 7th December and it is constitutionally fixed. The day this year, 2008, falls on Sunday. For that reason leadership of Churches are giving out instructions to Christians on how to deal with that day and be able to celebrate it as a day of worship and also discharge their responsibilities to the nation. Here is a release from the table of the Vicar General of the Anglican Diocese of Accra. Rev. Can. Prof. Emeritus John S. Pobee telling Anglican Churches what to do. 7TH DECEMBER 2008 - ADVENT II - GHANA'S DAY OF ELECTIONS Sunday, the 7th of December 2008, the Lord's Day and Advent II, is also the day for beloved Ghana's Presidential and Parliamentary Elections. The collocation of the Lord's Day and National Elections is a drama and focus of our Lord's teaching "Give to Caesar the things that are Caesar's and to God what properly belongs to God". So on Sunday, the 7th December 2008 we are obliged to honour and discharge our respective responsibilities to the State and God. We are obliged to vote and also worship. In any case, it is in our interest to vote because if we do not do so and a government with no moral conscience and fear of the Lord takes office, we shall have ourselves to blame. |
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 23 October 2008 )
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Monday, 13 October 2008 |
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SCREENING FOR EYE CARE SERVICES
The annual Free Eye Care Camp organized by the Diocese of in Collaboration with the Ophthalmic Aid for Ghana Team from overseas ( and the Ghana Health Services) is due to be held for the seventh time.
As a prelude to the exercise, there will be screening of eyes of persons with defective eyesight to diagnose their particular problems before being recommended for the supply of glasses or for surgery.
The Screening will take place on the dates and venues indicated below from 8:30 to 3:00pm each day.
Location/Venue is as follows:
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Last Updated ( Monday, 13 October 2008 )
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