Interdenominational Prayer for Peace in the Congo held in Bradford Cathedral
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Posted on: 25th October 2023

The second annual ‘Interdenominational Prayer for Peace in the Congo’, organised by the CRC (Conflict Resolution Centre) Bradford, was held at the Cathedral on the evening of Sunday 22nd October 2023.

The service was opened by the Revd Canon Ned Lunn before Canon Furaha welcomed those who had gathered, referencing Congo Week and Black History Month.

Furaha then invited her parents to the front where – as the Mussanzi Family Choir – they sang Saa ya Maombi, a song that acted as an opening prayer. This was followed by a scripture reading by Sam Baka, and then a film which talked about the effects of cobalt mining on the Democratic Republic of the Congo, which highlighted the human and environmental cost of going ‘green’.

You can read the full story on the Bradford Cathedral website.

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