Church Attendees Flee Pastor Ng’ang’a Church After Shocking Testimony

 

Chaos and disbelief rocked a small church in Kakamega County yesterday after a startling confession left congregants streaming out of the sanctuary in confusion and anger.

What was meant to be an ordinary Sunday service at Jesus Healing International Church in Lugar turned into a scandal that many say has shaken their trust in local preachers.

The service had begun like any other, with songs of worship and prayers filling the air. Pastor John Muchiri Ng’ang’a, the leader of the church, stood confidently at the pulpit addressing his flock.

But midway through the service, the unexpected happened. His assistant pastor, who was tasked with sharing a testimony, dropped a confession that stunned everyone present.

According to eyewitnesses, the assistant pastor openly admitted that he had not won his wife through prayers or natural love, but rather through the use of a love spell. The testimony, which he claimed was meant to “encourage honesty in the house of God,” instead sent shockwaves through the room.

The confession not only cast doubt on his spiritual authority but also placed Pastor Ng’ang’a himself under suspicion. Many congregants began to whisper, asking how a leader of the church could be unaware that his own deputy relied on powers outside the pulpit.

Others openly questioned whether the church itself had been founded on genuine faith or hidden practices borrowed from traditional spiritualists.

“People come here to seek truth and healing, not to discover that even the pastors are depending on love spells,” one shocked woman told reporters as she left the church compound.

“If that is the case, why should we tithe or trust in their prayers? We might as well go to the source of their power instead of being deceived.”to read more click here