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Homowo is cultural heritage, not paganism — Theologian
Christians, especially those of Ga descent, must embrace the Homowo Festival as part of cultural heritage and not be dismissed as pagan worship, the Rector of the Akrofi-Christaller Institute of Theology, Mission and Culture, Rev.
It was held on the theme: Hɔmɔwɔ, Ga Kusumi Kɛ Kristofɔi Ahɛŋmɔkɛyɛli: Afi Nyɔŋma Gbiijurɔyɛli (Celebrating Our Traditions: A Recap of 10 Years of Homowo Lecture), and marked 10 years of discussions on the relationship between Ga traditions and the Christian faith.
The Homowo Lecture is an annual platform that promotes dialogue on the relationship between Ga culture and the Christian faith.
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