Politicians welcome at church,not for campaigns
With the biggest religious weekend approaching ahead of the general elections, various churches say their doors are open to politicians but not for politicking or campaigning.
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With the biggest religious weekend approaching ahead of the general elections, various churches say their doors are open to politicians but not for politicking or campaigning.
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