The Special Adviser to the Governor of Taraba State on Christian Religion Matters, Very Rev. Fr. Sunday Patrick Muke, has called on Christians to embrace forgiveness, reconciliation and peaceful coexistence.
In a Sunday message, Fr. Muke reflected on the Gospel of Matthew 18:15–20, where Jesus teaches his followers to address wrongs with love and humility and seek reconciliation rather than conflict.
He urged Christians to choose dialogue over bitterness, forgiveness over resentment and unity over division.
According to him, Christians should cultivate peace in their families and communities, stressing that Christ is present when people come together in love and agreement.
Fr. Muke prayed for wisdom and humility among Christians to forgive and correct one another in love.
He also prayed for lasting peace, unity and progress in families, communities and Taraba State.
The Special Adviser wished Christians a happy Sunday and called for continued commitment to peaceful coexistence.
Apex Media Network
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