Editor,I listened and read words of wisdom from renowned American evangelist, Rick Warren, who, over the weekend, urged Rwandan officials to be true servant leaders, saying the only way for a person to triumph in leadership was serving through God.I must say we are blessed to have Pastor R. Warren in our country and having him as one of our President’s advisors is a great honour.  After reading his book, ‘Purpose driven Life’ in 2005-2006, my life was changed for the better. Since then, I am a focused person and responsible citizen.Indeed, leaders must be humble to our Lord and fear Him because being a leader, especially a good leader, comes from God.Kalisa Christopher

SudanEditor,I am really intrigued of what is happening in Rwanda. We are called on to be servant leaders. We and our leaders, in general, have the power to be all that we want to be through serving and placing God first in everything we do! May God bless Rwanda and Pastor Rick Warren.Joel Gashagaza North CarolinaEditor,AS it has always been the talk "Imvugo niyo ngiro” (walking the talk), let our leaders and the entire nation walk the talk of "Imana yirirwa ahandi igataha i Rwanda” (God spends the day elsewhere and then sleeps in Rwanda”. If we could all accept Jesus as our personal saviour, then you would see the miracles that would be in Rwanda.Sabin Kigali Editor,PRAISE be to the God who gave us an understanding and caring President, who has proved to be a blessing to Rwandans. I am very certain that all this is down to his humility before God.My prayer is that all our senior officials receive Jesus Christ as their Lord and savior. That would be the most important thing to do, otherwise the rest is secondary. Yes, this is a good step but let them go ahead and receive Christ.Gerald SFB