This was made known in a memo addressed to pastors in charge of regions and provinces, by the General Secretary of the church, Pastor Johnson Odesola, on Wednesday, January 18, 2017.
Pastor Odesola stated in the memo that some pastors and staff of the mission are getting themselves involved in all manner of money-making schemes, to the extent of using the platform of the church to promote same.
He advised those who are involved in such to desist forthwith, as disciplinary actions will be taken against those found culpable.
The memo read that “please be informed that the doctrine of the church does not support get rich quick schemes, gambling, betting, etc in any form.
“God is and remains our supplier by the application of biblical principles of working diligently with our hands.
“All senior pastors are hereby authorised to ensure no one uses the pulpit or any platform of the RCCG to promote any such schemes.” Click to signup for FREE news updates, latest information and hottest gists everyday
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Why waiting until now to issue the memo? Is it because the scheme is now sure to Crash? If it were still paying as usual would you have acted when your pastors are the ones hitting it big by using God's tithes and offerings to put?
ReplyDeleteWhat's the difference between this MMM which I don't know what it stands for except a quick money making system and giving God's microphones to politicians in the name of respecting the Presidency to address God's children or sitting the politicians on God's Altar at Camps? As long as money comes in either way but we ignore how God the owner of His Church feels. (Just think about it and we are not fighting.) WOW ! May be we are finally waking up from our slumber. More of such reprimand & be blessed IJN. The same anonymous as ever but known very well by God in Jesus Christ. 01242017 @ 2:54 p.m.
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