THE ONCE THRIVING Inter-school Christian Fellowship (ISCF) has seen a dip in numbers, especially at the secondary school level.
Speaking to the DAILY NATION after a service yesterday to mark the start of ISCF Week at the First Baptist Church, Constitution Road, The City, field worker Carson Atherley said the drop in numbers might have to do with the “growing trends today”.
He revealed that primary schools accounted for about 2 500 members, secondary schools for between 250 and 300, and between 80 and 100 members were at the tertiary level.
“Students are not as keen about spiritual matters as they were before. A lot of other things are vying for students’ attention, even in schools,” Atherley said. (YB)
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