Young Christian Society members from six schools in Turkana county today converged at St. Teresa's pastoral center for a vocational meeting. The chief facilitator, Deacon Bonaventure Emase based in st. Joseph's Lowarengak Parish, said that it is important to have young leaders who live a responsible life. He said that it is important to have people who can render better services , learn to embrace each other as brothers and sisters and offer services in a Christian humanity. He added that as PPI in primary schools, Young christian Students (YCS) is set to teach moral living and use of the bible. The deacon thanked the head teachers and patrons from Lodwar high school, st. Kevin's Secondary, Uhuru high, St. Leo's Boys Kakuma, PAG secondary and Salvation Army Nawoitorong secondary for allowing their students to participate in the meeting. Other facilitators were the Vocational Director Diocese of Lodwar Fr. John Bosco Lokaale, seminarian Donald Imo representing st. Mathias Tindinyo, Martin Ekalale st. Mary's Molo and Alex Namweya representing st. Augustine's Mabanga Seminary. The meeting was set for one day, sponsored by the catholic diocese of Lodwar Vocation office.
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