UPCSA MESSAGE 2 ON COVID 19

TO ALL IN THE UPCSA

Dear Fellow Presbyterians,

Please receive the communiqué, which is a sequel to Monday’s letter.

Warmest Regards

Lungile Mpetsheni

General Secretary

Tags: covid19, UPCSA

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