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The Bishop of Koforidua Diocese of the Anglican Church, Rt. Rev. Francis Benjamin Quashie, has called on Christians to take good care of their priests to enable them to have enough to care for the needy.
Bishop Quashie was speaking at the installation of Venerable Ernest Francis Ashietey as the Archdeacon of the Akim Oda Archdeaconry of the Diocese at Akim Oda on Sunday.
In a sermon, Venerable Ashietey appealed to the congregation to keep praying for him to be able to fulfil his mandate.
Source: GNA
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