Interior Cabinet Secretary Dr Fred Matiang'i has challenged leaders not to engage in politics while attending church functions.
Addressing Christians on Saturday after a church service in Borabu constituency, Nyamira County, Matiang'i said politicians should stop politicking in churches.
"My appeal to politicians is that when attending church services they should avoid talking about politics because the church is meant to worship but, not play politics," he said.
The 'Super Minister' further asked politicians to respect the electorates and ensure they are delivering as by the promises they make during campaigns.
He also challenged Christians not to be hypocrites in the church.
"Christians need to be honest and live a good life. Being a hypocrite while pretending to be Christians will make several people miss to see the Kingdom of the Lord," Matiang'i said.
He further maintained that politicians donating monies to churches should be honest and regretted that some politicians were stealing public funds to take to churches as donations adding that those doing so will be punished by God.
"There is no need for people to steal and take to church. If you don't have enough just donate the little you have and God will bless you," stated the CS.
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