Episcopal Bishop of Torit Diocese is urging leaders to accept criticism so as to work in a right direction.
Bishop Bernard Oringa says leaders who accept correction are those who want to work with the people for peace, Radio Emmanuel reports.
He says the government must admit its mistakes to reform and for peace to prevail in the country.
Bishop Oringa says leaders should listen to challenges facing their people and find ways to address them to normalize the situation.
He warns that the future generation will never get the right education and health if leaders fail to settle the current crisis.
The Episcopal Bishop says Christians should not pretend to be good people, but their hearts and mind are bad.
Oringa appealed to Church leaders to continue passing the message of justice and peace to South Sudanese without fear