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Kembo Mohadi hails church partnership after temple visit
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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 84820, member: 27"] Acting President Kembo Mohadi thinks the government and the church are a match made in heaven when it comes to fixing people's lives. Acting president emphasizes collaboration with religious institutions [LIST] [*]Dr. Kembo Mohadi told the media that the state and the church have been tight since time immemorial. [*]The government handles the social side of life while the church takes care of the spiritual vibes, making them a perfect team. [*]It does not matter what the denomination is because the Lord is always one at the end of the day. [/LIST] Tour of Highlands temple impresses government leadership [LIST] [*]The Acting President swung by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Open House Temple in Harare to see what the US-headquartered group is all about. [*]This magnificent structure in Highlands really hit home for Mohadi, who said being there makes a person feel way closer to the Almighty. [*]He even promised to come back for some meditation and prayer once his schedule clears up. [/LIST] New Harare temple reduces regional travel burden [LIST] [*]Erich Kopischke from the church explained that locals used to have to trek all the way to Johannesburg just to visit a temple. [*]Having a House of the Lord right in Harare means members and even foreigners can hit the temple grounds to make sacred promises without the long trip. [*]Missionaries brought the church to the country way back during the colonial era, before the local organisations started popping up. [/LIST] [/QUOTE]
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