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From Ghanaweb.com
The 13th Biennial National Conference of the Anglican Women’s Fellowship (AWF) has ended at Sefwi Wiawso in the Western Region, with a call on members of the fellowship to mount a sustained campaign in support of efforts to help address moral decadence among the youth.
The Western Regional Minister Mr Paul Evans Aidoo, who made the call in an address read on his behalf, said women needed to continue to use their special skills in the training of children to uphold moral values and economic development for the betterment of all.
The four-day conference, on the theme: “Celebrating 40 years of Anglican Women’s Fellowship in Ghana, the way forward”, was under the distinguished patronage of the Primate of the Church Province of West Africa (CPWA) and Archbishop of the Internal Province of Ghana (IPG), the Most Rev Prof Daniel Yinkah Sarfo.
Mr Aidoo, who is also the Member of Parliament for Sefwi Wiawso, said the posting of nude pictures on some social media platforms was a source of great concern to those who have the interest of the youth at heart, and called on women’s organisations to play a major role to address that issue.
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