By Rev Kenneth Mtata
“In the last few weeks we have been consulting with the church leaders, with the medical professionals for us to have a deeper understanding of the vaccines and all the challenges and risks associated with it,” Mtata said Friday.
“We have concluded that this vaccine could be useful to protect people from the Covid-19 virus and therefore we are encouraging people to get vaccinated.”
“I have been vaccinated myself and I am calling upon all our clergy and church leaders to get vaccinated.”
“Arrangements are being made where they can be vaccinated in convenient places at times.”
“We do not do it only for ourselves but also for our congregates, it is important that we protect ourselves.”
Mtata added, “We don’t only get protected using this vaccine, also by continuing to use masks, washing our hands and keeping social distancing.”
“We pray that God continues to provide protection for us as well as do hear that there is a third wave coming up, we pray that Gog will watch over us so that we are safe to continue in service of him and of our neighbour.”
