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The Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Saints: A Vital Humanitarian Force In Kenya

Jesus Christ Church Of Latter Day Saints Gives Stand On LGBTQ

The Church of Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Saints  has proved to be a vital humanitarian service provider in Kenya. While addressing the press at the church premise in Upperhill, Nairobi, Elder Gary E. Stevenson highlighted the impact of the rapidly rising church in the country. He noted how they have been able to distribute relief food among other important donations to curb drought. They have also been able to conduct educational projects to improve learning facilities in President Ruto’s led land as they also continuously strive to win souls to Christ.

On dealing with the impacts of Climate Change, the church has planted food trees in different parts of the country, a project they consider long-term solution to climate and hunger issues.

Irene Kanini of Vine Green Farm, presents for planting the first tree to Elder Thierry Mutombo, First Counselor in the Africa Central Area Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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Despite the numerous forms of assistance already provided to Kenyans, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints remains committed to being a vibrant and active part of Kenya.They therefore pledge to continue initiating and supporting various significant projects aimed at improving the lives of individuals in the country.

In the same press briefing, Elder Stevenson also addressed the sensitive LGBTQ issue.

“LGBTQ is a challenge facing families and communities around the world,” Elder Stevenson acknowledged.

“Christ died for all and there is no condition of sexuality, socioeconomic status, or gender. We strive to find a peaceful measure of love and equality in our families.”

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Upholding church values while embracing diversity, he further emphasized on the importance of following Jesus Christ’s teachings of love and acceptance when handling LGBTQ members. “We recognize when Christ tells us to love our neighbors as we love ourselves and also love the world. We have the responsibility to follow God’s word, be obedient to His commandments, and love our neighbours without condition.”he concluded

Elder Stevenson sentiments reflect the Church’s commitment to promoting understanding and inclusivity within its community.  As the conversation around LGBTQ rights continue to evolve and erupt globally, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints undoubtedly aims at navigating and approaching members of the queer community with love, compassion and respect.

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