A cleric, Christopher Owolabi, has warned religious leaders against promoting immorality and indecency among their followers.
Owolabi, who is the General Overseer of Christ Apostolic Church, Ori-oke Irapada, Omu-Aran, gave the warning during the church’s Sunday sermon.
He said that indecent dressing and other forms of immoral acts were now common among some Christians during church services and church weddings.
The cleric said it was the responsibility of every religious leader to lead by example.
“If such immorality is allowed to thrive inside churches and in the full glare of religious leaders, how can such be checked among students and other categories of youths?
“I think these indecent acts and immorality should totally be condemned and checked through our preachings and sermons.
“More importantly, we need to be more practical about it in order to instill discipline among the younger ones before God our creator.
“We are not only projecting our faith in bad light but more importantly, our great country to the outside.
“It is disheartening to see these ungodly acts being perpetrated in the household of God; it’s not projecting us as good and devoted Christians at all, ” he said.
Owolabi also urged parents and guidians to be alive to their parental responsibility by giving their wards good moral upbringing. (NAN)
