A Rivers State pastor has reportedly miraculously secured the freedom of some kidnap victims without paying a dime as ransom.
According to a Twitter user who goes by the moniker, Queen of the East/@tillytate20, the pastor of The Father’s House Church in Port Harcourt prophesied about a woman whose husband and children were kidnapped, divinely obtained the kidnappers’ phone number and asked the woman to dial it.
She did and the kidnappers’ picked the call. They discussed with the woman and the pastor, who later ordered them to release their victims.
Queen of the East wrote,
So in church today, pastor prophesied about a woman whose husband & children were kidnapped. She came out, pastor called a number & told her to dial it, when she did, it was the number of one of the kidnappers. Pastor spoke to him and asked him to free the captive & he agreed.
It was amazing, watching the woman talk to the kidnappers on phone, then the pastor takes the phone and talk to the kidnappers telling him who he was, and how the call is in a church and everyone can hear and hearing the kidnappers finally agree to free the husband and the kids
This is not a lie, everyone, this happened on Easter Sunday. You may disbelieve or believe but it did happen.
The father’s house church in Port Harcourt, is a place to be.
If you don’t begin miracles, that’s fine, but please don’t insult a pastor or church or Christianity.
If you practice a powerless Christianity, I don’t. The Bible says signs and wonders shall follow them that believe.
For those saying is a scam, no money exchanged hands. The church is one of the few church I know that don’t focus on offerings, tithe and seed sowing.
They don’t even emphasise miracles and money there. Its more of a worship and teaching church.
So in church today, pastor prophesied about a woman whose husband & children were kidnapped. She came out, pastor called a number & told her to dial it, when she did, it was the number of one of the kidnappers. Pastor spoke to him and asked him to free the captive & he agreed.
— Queen of the East (@tillytate20) April 1, 2018
Nigerians on Twitter are, however, not buying the story. Some claimed the kidnap and release may have been staged.
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