Suggest five ways in which the Church in Kenya could help street children

15/10/2022

Ways in which the church could help street children

Rehabilitate them/ reform them/ change them
Try to link them up with their families / parents
Give them guidance and counseling
Provide them with the basics of life- food, shelter and clothing/ material support
Help them to got to school/ provide leaving resources/ pay school fees
Help in building home for them/ contribute to building homes

Appeal to the governments and the non- governmental organizations and the community to help those children
Persuade them to attend church and accept them into the churches/ give them moral support.
Accept and welcome street boys to their homes
Evangelize them/ win them to the church
Start money generating projects for them
Help equip them with survival skills for employment and selfemployment
Teach them values and morals e.g. cleanliness, honesty, self – respect

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What does the story of rich man and Lazarus teach on the proper use of wealth

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Teachings on the use of wealth from the story of the Rich man and Lazarus

The story of Lazarus can be retrieved from the book of John 11 and Luke 16

Wealth should not be used to buy luxuries when others are suffering languishing in misery and poverty/ not for ones glory
Wealth should be sued to alleviate the suffering of others/ to help the poor and the needy
The rich should show concern for the suffering of others

Teachings on the use of wealth from the story of the Rich man and Lazarus

Outline eight negative effects of the introduction of money economy on the Africans in Kenya

11/7/2020

OUTLINE EIGHT NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF THE INTRODUCTION OF MONEY ECONOMY ON THE AFRICANS IN KENYA

Led to individualization/ unwillingness to share resources
Many children and wives are viewed as ability not wealth
Communal ownership of land( as unifying factor) is no longer respected/ people use family land to make money
Dowry has been commercialized
Human labor has become a commodity to be sold replacing traditional communal work
Has led to creation of social classes- rich and poor
Cost of living has risen because everything is acquired through money
There is unfair competition for prices of goods or services between local and multi- national enterprises
There is dependence on foreign aid, which has undermined the virtue of hard work to earn a living
There is a struggle to acquire wealth to which has undermined people’s commitment to worship my God
There is power struggle to acquire a protect wealth
Led to decline in subsistence family creative shortage of food stuffs

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State five factors which hinder Christians in Kenya from helping the needy.

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How can Christians in Kenya help to narrow the gap between the rich and the poor?

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HOW CAN CHRISTIANS IN KENYA HELP TO NARROW THE GAP BETWEEN THE RICH AND THE POOR?

How can Christians in Kenya help to narrow the gap between the rich and the poor? (6 marks)

Christians should pay taxes to the government as required
By creating job opportunities/employing the jobless
Through training/equipping the poor with skills for self reliance
By assisting the poor to access loans/credit facilities to improve their livelihood
By condemning vices that widen the gap between the rich and the poor
By exercising fairness/avoiding corrupt practices
Christians should call upon the government to be accountable to her citizens
Through preaching/advocating for application of virtues that promote equality
Providing education for the poor.

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Explain the importance of paying taxes as a Christian to the Government of Kenya

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Explain the importance of paying taxes as a Christian to the Government of Kenya

EXPLAIN THE IMPORTANCE OF PAYING TAXES AS A CHRISTIAN TO THE GOVERNMENT OF KENYA

To emulate Jesus who paid tax to the Roman authorities
To heed Jesus instructions to respect the civil authorities
Christians pay taxes in order to receive service from the government
To provide essential services
Christians pay taxes as a sign of patriotism
Christians pay taxes as a way of sharing their wealth! resources with others
It is their duty to pay taxes to the government
To enable the government to meet its financial obligations

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Outline eight causes of disagreements between the employer and employees in Kenya today

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Outline eight causes of disagreements between the employer and employees in Kenya today

Lack of respect to the employer by employees.
Employees not given time for leisure/leave.
Poor working conditions/environment! Poor/low remuneration.
When the employees do not receive wages/ not paid in time.
When employers fail to consider the welfare of employees/allowances.
When employees fail to accomplish tasks within the expected time/poor time management.
When employees are not allowed to join trade unions.

OUTLINE EIGHT CAUSES OF DISAGREEMENTS BETWEEN THE EMPLOYER AND EMPLOYEES IN KENYA TODAY

Unequal chances of promotion/discrimination by the employer/lack of promotion.
Sexual harassment by the employer.
Differences in religious affiliation between employer and employees
Racial/tribal/ethnic differences may bring conflict.
Misuse/destruction of property by the employee.
Divulging of secrets of the employer/ organization.

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DISCUSS FOUR CAUSES OF UNEMPLOYMENT IN KENYA TODAY

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Discuss four causes of unemployment in Kenya today

DISCUSS FOUR CAUSES OF UNEMPLOYMENT IN KENYA TODAY

High population whereby there are too many people for the available job opportunities.
Lack of money to start individual businesses/unavailability of finances.
Some people lack skills which make them not to be absorbed in the job market.
Rural-urban migration:- many people are congested in towns where job opportunities are limited.
Foreign aid:- dependence on foreign aid causes the donors to give conditions of employment, that is lean service.
Selfishness/greed:- some Kenyans have more than two jobs, while others lack.
Education system:- many Kenyans prefer white collar jobs after school and because of stiff competition for available spaces, many remain unemployed.
Negative attitude towards work:- some Kenyans lack the initiative to do or participate in economic activities/just idle around.
Unequal distribution of wealth: Some regions have more resources that create employment than others.
New technological advances that has led to retrenchment.
Bribery/corruption is a social evil that denies jobs to those qualified

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