A relative who is slapped by pasta in the church wants the preacher to return

Renowned television evangelist Pastor James Ng’ang’a met a man who slapped him recently during a church service
The incident sparked public hatred, with many referring to the attack, but the relative said he was not upset and was ready to be fed again
The preacher compared the act with Jesus to purify the temple and defend his actions

The controversial church pastor Pastor James Ng’ang’a has left tongues to be shaken again after joining a slap who slapped him during worship.

The clergyman is reunited with the man who struck him in the church. Photo: Now TV.
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An event spread across the internet and triggered serious criticism

Why did Pastor Ng’ang’a slap a church member?

In a recent service, the controversial preacher called forward a man who had previously slapped him for allegedly drowsy during worship.

The incident, which touched different emotions across the country, was publicly discussed, in which Pastor Ng’ang’a and the relevant ally seemed to be disrupted by the blame made.

“He phoned me but I didn’t save his number,” Pastor Ng’ang’a told the believers.

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“He called me again and I invited him to the church. Later he said to me, ‘I was the one who slapped me in the church, the Prophet.'”

A relative who is slapped by pasta in the church wants the preacher to return — Pastor Ng’ang’a compared his slap of the slap with Jesus’ story. Photo: Now TV.
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A slapped man by a pastor Ng’ang’a speaking

The church remained silent when the Pastor Ng’ang’a asked him a surprise question:

“Are you ready to slap again?”

To the surprise of many, the man replied firmly:

“No problem. I am ready to slap anymore. Let me slap and the gospel continue. I am ready to be an example to others. You cannot have demons in you and then have peace.

The ally went on to explain how he was suffering from terrible dreams, including “spiritual wife”, despite the fact that he was fasting and praying for the mountains.

Accordingly, the slap brought him spiritual change.

“You slapped me earlier. You slapped me but it didn’t spread. You hit me twice. It was so sweet. He added, which left Pastor Ng’ang’a for a while.

Although the man seemed to accept the blows as part of spiritual healing, many Kenyans on the network strongly condemned the pastor’s act, referring to the abuse of spiritual authority.