Churches nowadays usually come up with different indoctrinations and demands from pastors to their congregants that will shock anybody who gets to know about them, even in passing.
This might be the case when you get to read about what happened a few days ago in an undisclosed church in this piece.
A few days, one pastor asked his congregants to drink a household bleach(Jik) because they would be healed and experience some miracles right after they drink it.
It was reported that a lot of people became sick after drinking Jik, others were not lucky to have survived the brutal effects of drinking the bleach. Six people were reported to have succumbed to their wounds after drinking Jik as they were instructed by the man of “god” to do to experience some miracles in their lives.
The six members of the unnamed church reportedly needed some breakthrough in their lives and they were more than ready and willing to do anything their pastor asked of them to help them cross over the huddle they were going through in their respective lives just as much as the surviving members of the flock who drank the bleach but survived from the effects.
Bleach isn’t meant for human consumption but when they(the church congregants) were asked to drink it, they forgot about their logical thinking because they were convinced the man of the cloth knows better than them.
“Six confirmed dead, four in critical condition after drinking ‘JIK’ (Household Bleach) in church while proving the power of the holy spirit in them,” reports confirmed.
This is not the first-time pastors and self-proclaimed prophets have asked people to do some wicked, unimaginable things in the hope of getting something from them because most of them believe they have somewhat a divine power.
There have been reports of pastors farting on their congregants, some slaps and beats out the demons, others instruct churchgoers to eat grass, eat snakes raw, other pastors even performs sexual acts in front of the people in broad daylight and other unspeakable things that you probably will not believe if you were told about them.
The problem is not the pastors to some extent, it’s the congregations who usually bend to every will their pastors ask of them.
