CHRISTIANS IN MUSLIM SCHOOLS
Joseph Opoku Gakpo: Adulteration of faith can’t be part of our educational curriculum Source : Joseph Opoku Gakpo 5 May 2021 9:06am I was born into the Pentecost Church several years ago by a mother who was deeply religious, although I don’t remember my dad ever went to church. She would drag me to the house of worship every Sunday, although I really did not like the bully environment some of my seniors had turned the ‘Sunday School’ environment into. Mum insisted church was non-negotiable. I’ve since moved on, now a member of a Charismatic Church. But my Christian identity has remained untainted. For my second cycle education, I attended the T. I. Ahmadiyya Senior High School in Kumasi. As we all know, AMASS as it’s popularly called, is an Islamic School. My guardians sent me there not because it was very close to home (seven to 10 minutes walk), but because they felt it was a good school that I would not emerge from worse of, attitude-wise. I may not be the m...