Pastor James Ng’ang’a, the founder of the Neno Evangelism Center, has now daring the authorities to detain him.
The arrest of Mr. Paul Mackenzie, the head of a cult-like religious organization in Malindi, Kilifi County, has put pressure on the government to control churches in the nation.
The discovery of tens of Mackenzie’s Good News International Church members’ dead in mass graves in Shakahola village has put the church in the news for the past two weeks.
ALSO READ: “Watu si wajinga buana!” – Kenyans react as Pastor Nganga gifts his female friend with a car
Pastor James Ng’ang’a is heard in an amateur video going viral on social media challenging the police to arrest him if they so want.
“I am not educated but you guys are. However, my phone receives money. After you arrested this preacher even you I pray that you undergo the same. The government come for me, this is now too much,” he says.
Adding:
“Kule Jerusalem asubuhi unakunywa chai na toast mbili.”
Pastor Ng’ang’a warns Kenyans who want to join his church
This comes as Neno Evangelism Center’s founder, Pastor James Ng’ang’a, has issued a dire warning to people considering joining his congregation.
Ng’ang’a stated during an exclusive interview with a local media outlet that no one should visit his church without being completely familiar with him.
He feels that everyone has the right to decide where they will worship and that doing your homework before joining a church is crucial.
The pastor continued by saying that his life is an open book and that he welcomes anyone interested in attending his church to conduct their own research.
Ng’ang’a asserted that religion is a personal choice in the aftermath of the recent events in Malindi, where a cult leader is accused of brainwashing his followers into starving to death.
The godly guy accepted the existence of cults that, in his opinion, pretend to be in the service of Jesus.
He pointed out that even though these organizations aim to mislead people, God is ultimately victorious because He is kind, loving, patient, and kind.
“Such will pretend trying to confuse people but at the end of it all, God cannot be defeated. He is a forgiving God, a loving God, a patience God and a very generous God,” he said.
Instead of the typical scenario where white people bring Christianity to Africa, he plans to establish a church there and wants to be recognized as an African who brought the gospel to the United States.
Ng’ang’a recently disclosed his intentions to sell his four-star Newstead Hotel along the Nakuru-Nairobi road, in addition to his aspirations to start a church in the US. The hotel was once known as Sunny Hill Hotel.
