Cameroon: After the Pope, the Archbishop of Canterbury
What are the men and women of God looking for in this country?
The Archbishop of Canterbury’s visit should be more than a succession of sermons, ceremonies and official photographs. At a time when Cameroon’s Anglophone conflict continues to destroy lives, Sarah Mullally has an opportunity—and a moral responsibility—to speak for peace, justice and meaningful dialogue.
From his cell at Kondengui Central Prison in Yaoundé, peace activist Abdulkarim Ali has written an extraordinary appeal to the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Reverend and Right Honourable Dame Sarah Mullally.
Ali is a Muslim. Yet his letter is filled with Christian scripture, appeals to the conscience of the Church and a recognition that people of different faiths share a responsibility to defend human life.
His message to Archbishop Mullally is simple: do not visit Cameroon, meet its leaders, worship with its churches and leave without confronting the Anglophone conflict. Read more here: https://mimimefoinfos.com/from-kondengui-abdulkarim-ali…/
Cameroon: After the Pope, the Archbishop of Canterbury
