"What is Church Turning into?" Criticisms as Photo of Alleged Redeemed Church Sacrifice Form Surfaces Online

"What is Church Turning into?" Criticisms as Photo of Alleged Redeemed Church Sacrifice Form Surfaces Online

  • Social media users have reacted to a photo of a sacrifice form reportedly belonging to the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG)
  • The form spelt out about six categories members could make financial sacrifices as regards the church's project
  • While many made jokes about the material, others criticised the famous worship centre over the sacrifice form

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An emerging photo of an alleged Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) sacrifice form belonging to Region 14 has sent social media users into a frenzy.

A copy of the 2016 material was shared on Facebook by linguist Maazi Ogbonnaya Okoro II, who found it hilarious.

RCCG, sacrifice form
The form had six categories of sacrifice. Photo Credit: Brett Coomer, Facebook/Maazi Ogbonnaya Okoro II
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The form offered faithful six categories they could make financial sacrifices, with varying prices attached, regarding the church's project.

Apart from the six categories, a notice explained that one can sacrifice a house, car, land and other things.

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It is not clear what the church project was at the time the form was used.

At the bottom of the form were spaces for name, phone number and redemption date for the sacrifices.

People react to alleged RCCG sacrifice form

Robert Nneka Faithful said:

"I have been a redeemed members for d past 25 years... This is never in our doctrine.. there is what we call sacrificial giving.. without options or instructions.
"This branch is just doing dia own terms.. and it very wrong."

Kingsley Uche said:

"Kai... E be like say na that next level sacrifice I go bring come oohh, the type osibanjo and buhari sacrificed in 2019."

Nwobodo Ifeyinwa Loretta said:

"Allow people to do what works for them... if there's a word called "sacrifice" then people must be doing it...we all sacrifice though it varies."

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Ikem Eric Ikeagwu said:

"Some pastors de make me laugh.
"Why can’t you ask God to bless you directly ? Why must it be members that will do all these for you while you’ll ask us to go to God in prayers?"

Chris Chukwu said:

"Giving anything willingly attracts blessings. Nobody persuades me to give, I give because I usually receive miraculously."

Vivian Sylvanus said:

"What is churches turning into? I don’t blame my girlfriend that told me she prefer praying at home than going to church."

Oguh Paulinus Louismary said:

"One can also sacrifice his wife as a "Aja hotel bed" this is criminality. Meanwhile, the people of God are falling yakata under the influence of abragadabra."

Pastor Adeboye drops fresh predictions for 2023

Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that pastor Adeboye had made new predictions for 2023.

In a sermon on Sunday, March 12, the cleric said some people in powerful positions are causing havoc and making life difficult for ordinary Nigerians.

Adeboye added that he was in waithood to see the balloons burst as some people are hell-bent on making the commoner's life miserable. He stated that the people are powerful and are in positions where they can wreak havoc on the people of Nigeria.

Source: Legit.ng

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