Fathers urged to pay more attention to managing the home
By GNA - Ghana News Agency Family/Parenting | Fri, 19 Jun 2009
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Ho, June 19, GNA - Reverend James Noble Tulasi, Head Pastor of Jubilee Christian Centre, Ho, on Friday urged fathers to pay more attention to managing their homes as heads of the family.
He asked them to help their wives plan and manage the home as a team.
Rev. Tulasi who was speaking to the Ghana News Agency in an interview in reference to this year's Fathers' Day celebrations, said this way, the couple would be making the home a place to “run to and a place where discipline is inculcated in children”.
He observed that many men usually leave the management of the home to their wives thus overburdening the women.
Rev. Tulasi said just as the two joyfully share love together, they ought to do all other things together, including managing the home.
“Men should be willing to help their wives with some house chores, to reduce the workload on their wives”, so that they (wives) would look fresh and good always.
He advised husbands against spending time with friends outside the home; rather they should make the home the first place of call at all times
Rev. Tulasi urged them to love their wives and children and be responsible fathers.
He also advised wives to pray regularly for their husbands for them to be responsible family heads.
“Men as seed givers are the targets for many evil spirits therefore they need prayers against all forms of attacks,” he said.
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Source: GNA - Ghana News Agency
He asked them to help their wives plan and manage the home as a team.
Rev. Tulasi who was speaking to the Ghana News Agency in an interview in reference to this year's Fathers' Day celebrations, said this way, the couple would be making the home a place to “run to and a place where discipline is inculcated in children”.
He observed that many men usually leave the management of the home to their wives thus overburdening the women.
Rev. Tulasi said just as the two joyfully share love together, they ought to do all other things together, including managing the home.
“Men should be willing to help their wives with some house chores, to reduce the workload on their wives”, so that they (wives) would look fresh and good always.
He advised husbands against spending time with friends outside the home; rather they should make the home the first place of call at all times
Rev. Tulasi urged them to love their wives and children and be responsible fathers.
He also advised wives to pray regularly for their husbands for them to be responsible family heads.
“Men as seed givers are the targets for many evil spirits therefore they need prayers against all forms of attacks,” he said.
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Source: GNA - Ghana News Agency
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Men in the home.
Geraldine | Pennsylvania-United States (Location: United States) | 6/21/2009 10:40:00 PM
I wanted ot express my opinion about men in the home. I am in love with a marriad man. I want for him to be a good father and husband because that is the normal thing to do. But what hurt me was that this man that I have known for sometime came to see me 1 a month ect. and we'd have sexual intercourse, and one day he told me that he wanted to get married. I did not see him for a while he told me that he had to go home to Ghana because his father had died. I was evicted from my home and had to leave. So if he came there he did not really know where I was. I wanted some advice because I've felt very hurt and confused as I have wrote to his home and he told me that I should not ever again because I'm trying to upset his wife and she called my cell and told me why I bothering her husband of 3 yr. and 3 children. I thought that this person loved me! I feel that if I can't see him again that I will feel ill. I know that because he is married that I am not right to go as far as to dwell on what I thought we shared. But it hurts me so badly that I could die just to hurt his feelings and his wife's to. What should I do about myself? I wanted some advice. I've seen people write to Nana. I hope that she or someone can write me back.
