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HEALING MIRACLES IN CHURCHES ARE FAKE - PASTOR

www.ghanaweb.com
General News of Wednesday, 12 October 2005
http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=91945

Accra, Oct. 12, GNA - A Nigerian Pastor of God's
Kingdom Society on Wednesday claimed that healing
miracles performed by some pastors during their prayer
sessions were faked.

They were organised and stage-managed to convince
people to believe in their churches, Mr. Samuel C
Nwaeke, Vice President of the Society, claimed.

"We are yet to verify any true miracle, and we do not
also believe in prosperity teaching."

Mr. Nwaeke was addressing a press conference in Accra
to announce a series of lectures to be organised by
the Society from October 13 to 15 to mark the
celebration of the birth of Christ. He claimed there
was no authentic history on the birth of Christ but
there was proof that He was born in October. According
to Mr. Nwaeke, God's Kingdom Society, also known as
the Church of the Living God, was established to
expose the false doctrines, philosophies and theories.

He said there were people who were in desperate
situations in the country and loved the truth and
society here to educate them on how to be content with
what they had.


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 Source: Ghana News Agency




Aggo Akyea
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"Instead of studying how to make it worth men's while to buy my baskets,
I studied rather how to avoid the necessity of selling them."
WALDEN by Henry David Thoreau – 1854

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