At the beginning of the month of August, students came up with some interesting messages on “what Access is for” and “what Access is against.” On August 22, 2015, they visited both a mosque and a Christian church in Yaounde; the Tsinga Islmaic Complex Mosque and the Presbyterain Church Nkolbisson, respectively. During the visit, they presented their messages to each of the religious communities and also cleaned the surroundings of the church and mosque.
In their responses to Access kids, both religious leaders expressed joy at the gesture and told the kids to always live together as one, be they Muslims, Christians or even non-believers. They advised the students to practice all they say Access is for (love, unity, peace, tolerance, etc.) and discard what Access is against (hatred, religious intolerance, war, etc.)
It was with great joy that the students shared with these leaders what Access is all about.