Dr. Pastor Paul Enenche has highlighted the role of the church in providing humanitarian and social support, arguing that its contributions should receive greater recognition.
Speaking during a recent message, Dr. Pastor Paul Enenche stated, “The world must be forced to know that the church is doing far more than many governments.”
He emphasized the various ways churches and Christian organizations contribute to society beyond preaching and worship, including humanitarian assistance, education, healthcare, community development, and support for people facing difficult circumstances.
His remarks have sparked conversations about the social responsibilities of religious institutions and the contributions they make to communities. Churches across different parts of Nigeria and other countries operate schools, hospitals, feeding programmes, shelters, and other initiatives aimed at supporting members of society.
The statement has also renewed discussions about the relationship between churches and governments in addressing social challenges. While churches can provide significant assistance, governments remain responsible for public services and the welfare of citizens through established institutions and public resources.
Pastor Enenche’s message ultimately calls attention to the humanitarian contributions of the church and encourages greater recognition of the practical ways Christian organizations serve communities.