Ghanaian Cleric's Urgent Plea: Environmental Crisis Demands Action

Ghanaian Church Leader Calls for Environmental Action at Katejeli Synod The 13th Synod of the E.P. Church in Katejeli, Ghana, provided the backdrop for a powerful call to environmental action. Reverend Foster Mawusi, in a speech captured by Channel One TV, declared, “We can no longer be silent.” His address highlighted the devastating effects of deforestation, pollution, and climate change on Ghanaian communities. Mawusi cited the depletion of forests due to illegal logging and bushfires, and the pollution of rivers from illegal mining, as major contributors to rising poverty and food insecurity. He emphasized the urgent need for action, stating, "The time to act is now." The video shows Mawusi speaking passionately to a large audience of clergy, underscoring the seriousness of the environmental crisis and the need for a holistic approach to faith and action. The speech connects the church's spiritual mission with environmental responsibility, calling for a new generation committed to sustainable living.