FOR MEN AND CHURCH: dilemma of the woman.
As a Northern Christian, I come from a background of tribal churches. Maybe to ease association among members or to communicate the gospel in a dialect well understood by their members; these churches provided a sense of unity for their members in every city they are found. Coming from an ancestry of traditional religious worship, some of our people believed that clinging to a certain denomination was their heritage as it was with those who served as priests in our local shrines, back in time. I am an automatic member of the CRC-N since I was born into it, I am Jukun, and from Southern Taraba. People from Adamawa clung to the LCC-N, Tiv people reserved the right to NKST, COCIN for the people of Plateau State, and ECWA for Southern Kaduna indigenes and other minority tribes, but only the Yoruba people attended white garment churches. Unity in a denomination but disunity in the Church But that's not why I'm writing today. Whenever I attended a church service,...