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Phones contributing to Christians’ spiritual decline – Bishop Patu

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read

Bishop Zadock Mawulede Patu, the Founder and Leader of the Church of Power Ministry, has attributed the spiritual decline of some Christians to excessive dependence and addiction to mobile phones. Bishop Patu said the increasing reliance on Bible applications on mobile phones was gradually reducing Christians 39; interest in reading and carrying hard copies of the Holy Bible.

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