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    Sacked pastors were ‘unfruitful, blatant failures’ – Oyedepo

    Chronicle EditorBy Chronicle EditorJuly 22, 2021No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Bishop David Oyedepo, founder of Living Faith Worldwide aka Winners Chapel
    Bishop David Oyedepo, founder of Living Faith Worldwide aka Winners Chapel
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    Reacting to the allegation of an embittered pastor who was sacked by The Living Faith Church International aka Winners’ Chapel, Bishop David Oyedepo blamed the pastors for their predicament.

    According to the the religious icon, the pastors were ‘unfruitful’ and ‘blatant failures’, adding that the church has no patience for failure.

    He said: “People are confused about our Ministry. I learnt some fellows said, “you know, they are not bringing income, that is why they asked them to go”.

    “We asked you to go because you are unfruitful. Unfruitful! Blatant failure. Doing what there? We have no patience with failure here.

    “When we employed 7,000 people at a time, social media was dead.

    “We have more employees in this organisation than most of the states. No one is owed a dime salary and we don’t borrow, we don’t beg. Ask our bank whether we take overdraft.

    “We are covenant bound, working in the light of God’s word, enjoying an open Heaven.”

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    Bisho Oyedepo also denied that the pastors were sacked over financial issues, stating that the church has “never lacked money and never prayed for it'”

    “We are just simply obeying God and He is backing up what He is asking us to do. Awesome God.”

     

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