Christians subscribe to the teachings of Jesus Christ and our political norms should be based on Christian values and doctrine..
The Church is a citizen since it is an assembly of members who are citizens. Being a citizen implies belonging, and sharing in the rights, privileges and responsibilities of citizenry..
In a context of political polarization, past and present social injustices, it is imperative for the Church to engage in the country’s political affairs..
Contrary to popular opinion, and the struggle of the Kenyan church to live out its mandate of faithful political witness, there is nothing “unchristian” about politics or Christians engaging in politics..
