Kindiki to politicians: 'Church is not a campaign podium'

DP Kithure Kindiki has told political leaders to stop turning church services into campaign platforms, warning that the practice risks eroding the spiritual purpose of religious gatherings...

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Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has cautioned political leaders against using church services as campaign platforms, emphasizing the need to respect the sanctity of religious gatherings.

Kindiki made his remarks during the induction of Bishop David Mwiti as the new Bishop of Kaaga Synod in Meru, where he prevented politicians from addressing the congregation.
He stated that churches are places to seek God's blessing, and political discussions should occur in separate forums.
The Deputy President's directive contrasts with a growing trend of politicians using Sunday services for donations, project announcements, and voter mobilization, particularly during election cycles.

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