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Christian and Muslim leaders call for sobriety

By STANDARD TEAM
Christian and Muslim clergy are fighting to calm their faithful and stop suspicion among religious groups following attacks on churches and civilians.

Even the Evangelical church wing, which on Wednesday spoke with bitterness about the terror they had suffered in the hands of Al Shabaab militants, strove to draw a distinction between the terror group and the Muslim community.

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