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Sacred Ballot: The Church’s Role in Ethical Governance

A Kingfisher FM Series

Source: TCN / Radio Kingfisher
Date Added: 2026-10-15
Category: General News,  TCN News,  Issues - General,  Issues - Politics, 
This series of Kingfisher FM interviews explores the Christian approach to participating in elections. Over the next three weeks, we will share the podcasts with you.

Here is the first episode featuring Ps Patrick Douglas-Henry and Dr Bukelwa Hans:

This is what you can expect from the three podcasts:

Christians are commanded to be “Salt & Light” in society, and the vote is a primary tool to advance righteousness in the nation.

Voting is a practical way to pray and act upon the petition, “May your will be done on earth as it is in heaven”.

Voting is an expression of love for one’s “neighbour,” particularly the poor, unemployed, and homeless who are most affected by the quality of governance.

Voting is a moral obligation to participate in the affairs of one’s country, as the final result of an election is the collective contribution of individual citizens.

Please share the links with your fellow congregants, friends, family and work colleagues.
 
  1. The Sacred Ballot Session 1 Ps Patrick and Dr Bukelwa
Source: TCN / Radio Kingfisher
Date Added: 2026-10-15
Category: General News,  TCN News,  Issues - General,  Issues - Politics, 
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