Bishop Robert Mutemi Sends Christmas Message to Kenyans, Urges Road Safety, Responsible Spending, and Compassion

By Steve El Sabai

His Grace Bishop Robert Mutemi, Bishop of the Global Vision Church

The Bishop of the Global Vision Church, His Grace Bishop Robert Mutemi, has extended heartfelt Christmas greetings to Kenyans as the country joins the rest of the world in celebrating the birth of Christ.

In his message, Bishop Mutemi called upon drivers, pedestrians, and all road users to exercise heightened caution and responsibility during the festive season, a period often marked by heavy travel and increased road activity. He noted that many preventable accidents occur during the holidays and urged Kenyans to value life by adhering to traffic rules and promoting a culture of safety on the roads.

The Bishop further appealed to families and individuals to embrace wise and responsible spending during the celebrations. He encouraged Kenyans to plan carefully, live within their means, and avoid unnecessary financial strain that could extend well into the new year, reminding the public that the true meaning of Christmas goes beyond material excess.

Bishop Mutemi also emphasized the importance of compassion and generosity, calling on Kenyans to remember the less fortunate in society. He urged those who are able to extend a helping hand through acts of kindness, charity, and love, particularly to vulnerable families, the elderly, and those facing economic hardship.

He noted that the Christmas season offers an opportunity for national reflection, unity, and renewed hope, encouraging Kenyans to embrace peace, understanding, and togetherness within their communities.

Bishop Mutemi concluded by wishing all Kenyans a peaceful, safe, and blessed Christmas, filled with love, unity, and hope as the nation looks forward to the new year.

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