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Reverend Father Emmanuel Kobina Obemah of the Saint John's Anglican Church of Winneba, on Tuesday asked Christians to move away from evil and dedicate themselves to God.
He was preaching a sermon on the theme "go away from evil and trust in the Lord to have salvation," on Christmas day at Winneba.
Rev. Obemah said Jesus Christ's birth signified victory over sin and evil and required that humankind attained salvation.
He urged members of the Church especially the youth to lead lives worthy of emulation.
Rev. Obemah appealed to the youth to abstain from sexual promiscuity and hard drugs.Source: GNA
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