What the future holds for African Pentecostal churches in the UK
With growing numbers across Merseyside (Liverpool) and the UK in general, where will African Pentecostal churches be
What people say?
The Story of Africans in Merseyside; It is nice to know something like this is going on. When he first came to say he wanted to record my story, at first I was thinking: do I want anybody to know my story? Do I want to share anything with anybody? DO I have something worth sharing to start with because at times, you don't know if what you have is worth sharing. We do have
The Story of Africans in Merseyside; One of the lessons that I think I have learnt over the years is that a lot of us have very short term processes in Trying to achieve certain things. For some of us who have worked in the community for years and years and years, some of us have hardly seen any progress. I think part of the problem with that we are too short termed in terms of how we do our planning. If we plan 20 years ahead and 20 years back, I think we will progress a lot.
"The COC initiative to teach migrants and young people about the criminal Justice system is highly welcome in our community…ignorance is no excuse from the law."
A Kenyan Pastor John Mbiti is famous for this quotation that Africans are notoriously religious. We know that when Africans find their way to Europe, to the UK, they bring their religion with them.
