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General News of Friday, February 15, 2019
Source: mynewsgh.com
2019-02-15
play the videoDr. Bawumia spent his Christmas day with Father Campbell feeding the street kids at the "CTK Soup Kitchen".
Vice President of the Republic, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, is for the second time badociated with Reverend Father Andrew Campbell to give hope to hundreds of street children.
This follows the huge dinner Dr. Bawumia offered to lepers from Father Campbell's leprosarium last month.
On Valentine's Day, Dr. Bawumia spent the morning with Father Andrew Campbell and the parishioners of Christ the King Catholic Church to give some cheerfulness to the lives of street children during their soup. daily.
The "CTK Soup Kitchen" is an initiative of Reverend Father Andrew Campbell, with the support of the Church, to feed and help the underprivileged, especially street children, and enable them to develop skills. to help them earn a living, find their feet and move the streets away into permanent housing and livelihoods.
Some of the children showed their musical talents on guitar and rap, with an exhibition of pearls created by the children.
In his brief remarks, Vice President Bawumia thanked Father Campbell and his staff for their humanitarian gesture, noting that each society is judged by the way it treats people in need and disadvantaged.
"It's very easy to worry about yourself, but very difficult to care about others. I would like to thank Father Campbell, his staff and the parishioners at Christ The King Church for their dedication to these children. Offering a breakfast every morning to these unfortunate people is not an easy task and I want to thank you personally for all your efforts, "he said.
Vice President Bawumia advised the children to avoid trouble despite the difficult situation they were in, stating, "We think you are special and today we want to make sure that we are love and we have not forgotten you. Stay away from drugs and fights. They will only make your life worse. "
"We have to show love and love for each other," said Vice President Bawumia, adding, "For our part, the government will continue to engage with all concerned by working to shelter, educate and train our less privileged brothers and sisters. "
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