Police prayer day calls for unity
The prayer day was to recognise all those fallen heroes and to remember the legacies they have left behind.
Ugu District Saps, together with Ugu District Men for Change and Women’s Network, held the South African Police Service National Prayer Day recently at Ezinqoleni Anglican Church.
It was attended by local church leaders.
The Ugu District Commissioner, Major-General Sethenya Nxamagele thanked all who attended the occasion, especially church leaders.
Police spokesman Seargeant Sibu Ncane said Nxamagele stressed the need for God’s intervention in the lives of the police members as they carry out their duties in stressful and dangerous environments.
The prayer day was to recognise all those fallen heroes and to remember the legacies they have left behind.
She also prayed for unity within all levels of the organisation and wisdom for Saps leadership.
Other matters of prayer were police killings, gender based violence, members in hospital and who have experienced trauma and tragedies relating to deaths and suicides.
Nxamagele also stressed the need for members to work within the confines of the police policies and unions to support members in this regard.
Safe and peaceful elections was also a subject of prayer.
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