By Hilltopvoices  Almost if not all Church houses across the country were full beyond capacity on Sunday 9 April 2023 as Christians observed Easter Sunday. The observing Christians came in their numbers to celebrate the resurrection of their founder Jesus Christ. Church leaders during these Masses or Services, spoke on hope encouraging their members not to give up on life's issues.  Rev Fonki Samuel, PCC Moderator at PC Station Photo Credit: Atigi Samuel  At the Presbyterian Church upstation Bamenda, The Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Cameroon (PCC) preaxhing invited Christians to claim their heavenly citizenship. The Rev Fonki Samuel focused on his Easter message which noted that "we are now a resurrected people. We are now heavenly citizens. Let us claim our citizenship and be overcomers as we face life. We are winners because of Easter."  At the St Joseph Metropolitan Cathedral, His Grace Andrew Nkea Fuanya encouraged the Catholic faithful to step

By a Correspondent  Hon Agho Oliver was amongst those who made outstanding contributions for the construction  of a benefiting Church house for PC Nsoh-Bafut on Sunday 2 April 2023.  "This is Holy Week and I thank God for the fact that the people of PC Nsoh-Bafut have committed themselves to erect a befitting Church house of worship for the Lord. My modest support is to accompany them and ensure that the Church house comes to existence soonest." Hon Agho Oliver said He has contributed about three tons of cement worth 300000 FCFA for a Church house that will finally witness take-off despite long standing challenges. The Member of Parliament for Bafut-Tubah has encouraged the community to work for the growth of the church and peaceful coexistence amongst the members.  The Paramount Fon of Bafut through a representative has eased tensions giving way for the Church house project to take-off.  "I am happy with for role the Bafut Traditional Council (BT

By Shey Godbless  The North West regional conference of the Presbyterian church in Cameroon (PCC) has ended with thunderous gunshots in Bamenda. The shots, not far from the Presbyterian Church Center  sent delegates scrambling for security as they were found seeking for  positions of safety. Hilltopvoices can confirm that no delegate was hurt.  Proir to the deafening gunshots, the conference chair made a call on leaders of choir groups  to plant a seed and let it grow as they go along spreading the word of Christ. The Rev. Vuemo Zacheus, outgoing Regional Secretary for Lay Training and Evangelism for the North West with inspiration from  Saint Pauls’ first letter to the Corinthians Chapter 3 Verse 7-9 Rev reminded them to do their best in serving Christ.  “Whatever you do, do it as if you are doing it under the watchful eyes of God" Rev.Vuemo said. The man of the pulpit wondered aloud why Christian ideas planted by Christians were not flourishing like ideas