Kilaini said the Christians of Rwamishenye Parish “have no place to pray” following the tragedy.
“They had built their temporary church and now the structure has been blown away by the wind,” Kilaini lamented.
“Part of the priest’s house, a story building, has been unroofed and the wall has fallen,” he continued, describing the destruction amid the storm as “a very big problem” for the Rwamishenye parish.
The bishop called on well-wishers to come to the aid of the people of God in the Tanzanian parish.
“Anyone who can really help them, let us be with them in this tragedy that has befallen them,” he said, encouraging the affected people of God to remain strong amid the tragedy.
“Believers should have a great heart. God will help us. Disasters come and God gives us more power. Let’s soldier on and do bigger things than we used to do,” Kilaini said.