Pastor Discloses Congregant Who Owns Hearse Van Asked For Prayers

• Neno Evangelism Centre founder Pastor James Ng'ang'a advised his congregants against taking up certain professions
• Ng'ang'a shared the example of one of his followers who ran a hearse business that was doing poorly
• The preacher claimed the man approached him asking for prayers so that his business would thrive

Controversial preacher Pastor James Ng'ang'a amused his congregants when he disclosed a few professions and businesses Christians should not venture into.

Hearse owner asks Ng'ang'a for prayers

In a clip shared on X by @Ohta_Ryota Ng'ang'a, he cautioned his followers against engaging in businesses he deemed 'sinful', such as running hotels, bars, lodgings, and even hospitals.

To elaborate on his point, he gave an example of one of his congregants who owned a hearse.

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According to the preacher, the man used to come to church with the van, and even once, he asked him for prayers, complaining that business was doing poorly.

He added that man even brought offerings to further cement his prayers.

"Alikuwa anakujanga na ile gari ya kuzika watu. Siku moja nikatoka nikaona gari ya mortuary nikashindwa kwani kuna mtu ameanguka hapo nikaambiwa 'hapana ni ya mshirika'... na ikahappen huyo mshirika siku moja alikuja akaniambia kazi haiendi vizuri nimwombee... na akaleta mbegu...nimwombee eti kazi haiendi vizuri."

"(He used to come to church with a hearse. One day I went outside and was surprised to see the van, I thought someone had died but I was told the vehicle belongs to a congregant...and it so happened that one day that congegant came to me and told me his business was not going well...he brought offerings...he asked me to pray for his business to thrive)."

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At the time, Ng'ang'a says he did not know what business the man was into.

When he finally found out, the preacher claimed he advised the congregant to refrain from bringing the hearse to church.

The pastor, who recently denied grabbing prime Nairobi land to build his church, advised believers not to do such jobs because they thrive on other people's pain.

"Hiyo kazi hauwezifanya...utaomba Mungu namna gani..wasipokufa sasa kazi hakuna (You can't do that kind of job...how will you pray...if people don't die your business won't thrive)," he said.

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Meanwhile, a Ghanaian pastor's video seeking money from his congregation went viral as he initially requested large sums but received no response.

Despite assurances of blessings, the congregation remained hesitant, reflecting a growing scepticism.

Source: TUKO.co.ke