South Sudanese bishop speaks out against corruptionPosted Aug 22, 2018 |
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[Anglican Communion News Service] Diocese of Malek Bishop Peter Jon Mayom has written an open letter to church and government leaders, calling for an end to bribery and violence. In the letter, Mayom, condemns corruption and calls for all Christians, particularly leaders, to set examples of holiness.
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