Founder and leader of Good News Mission and chief International Youth Fellowship, IYF, Reverend Dr. Ock Soo Park has swerved the question by a media house on the embattled issue of LGBTQ+ saga bothering Ghana and Africa at large.
The practiioners of this looming evil pandemic (LGBTQ+) are noted deceiving young people all over the world including Ghana with money to join in the practice of this reviving new culture.
Heads of some huge churches in the world and especially Presidents of countries in Africa are suspected taken millions of dollars to ensure that the new culture becomes human rights in their respective countries for young men and women to practise real culture and Christian values.
The renowned Rev. Dr. Soo Park told Nationaltymes.com after his press conference last Wednesday at the International Conference Centre in Accra that he was not prepared to answer any question on LGBTQ+ even though he is aware the Bible condemns it.
His presser was about Christian leaders and youth fellowships. Rev. Dr. Soo Park, who is not interested in discussing the LGBTQ+, Founded the IYF for Youth Mindset Education.
According to him, though no clear definition for mindset education, but is an area that captures character reformation, heart education, emotional intelligence and control.
He indicated at the conference patronised by lots of young people, that men and women want to live a successful and happy lives; however, he posited that God in His own wisdom, not everyone could live such a heart desire kind of life.
To this, he added that they needed to be orientated to that effect. He further indicated a slogan to this life transforming concept mindest education is “a changed mindset leads to a changed life”.
In a related development, Rev. Dr. Soo Park, stressed at the conference that African leaders needed deep thinking which could help them transform their respective countries to help curb poverty.
IYF is a global youth organisation and international Non-governmental Organisation, NGO, founded on the values, principles and beliefs of Reverend Dr Ock Soo Park in 2001.
Story By: Delali A.Awuyeh/Nationaltymes.com
