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After Shakahola #InTheNameOfGod should Kenya seek a balance on a pastors qualification or should pastors be mandated to have a degree in theology?
In Rwanda, those operating a church are required to submit a notorized copy of a degree in theology from a recognized university. In Kenya, The churches are arguing that there should be a balance between academics and faith. #InTheNameOfGod should Kenya seek a balance on a pastors qualification or should pastors be mandated to have a degree in theology?
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#InTheNameOfGod should Kenya seek balance on pastors qualification or mandate them to have a degree
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