The Member of Parliament for Anyaa Sowutuom, Dr. Dickson Adomako Kissi, says the benefit of building a national Cathedral goes beyond serving as a place of worship for Christians.
According to him, the building can serve as a tourist attraction which can fetch more revenue for the state.
He thus urged Ghanaians to view the project as a national one and contribute towards it.
” I support the building of the Cathedral project. It is not just a place of worship. It is a complex that serves the state in so may ways. It can even be a tourist site that generates income for the state. It can be a win-win situation for the church and the state if that monument is put up,” Dr. Dickson Adomako Kissi told Accra-based Kingdom FM
“I know many people are saying they don’t support it for political reasons. It is a national programme and we must support it and donating towards it is not mandatory; it is voluntary,”he added
He stressed the need for the citizenry to uphold the tenets of religion, saying they should appreciate godliness, goodness and faithfulness always to engender sustainable growth and development.
Dr. Dickson Adomako Kissi pointed out that the Bible Museum and Biblical Gardens would not become only a tourist center, but also a place of education that would throw more light on people’s understanding of the Bible.
“If it is well maintained and sustained, the cathedral, with the Bible Museum and Biblical Garden, has the potential of bringing the world to Ghana,” he said.
Source: Richard Obeng Bediako/KingdomFMOnline. com



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This guy is a foolish man, we have many Catholic CATHEDRALS IN Ghana how many tourist come to Ghana to see a CATHEDRAL? Tourist come to Ghana to have fun, if they wanted a CATHEDRAL they can go back to the nice once in their home country. CATHEDRALS don't make money that's why the catholic church relies on donations. This is a waisteful project that goes against the very IDEALS of democracy in Ghana. Using tax payers money to fund a religious building is stupid. Even the muslims national mosque ...