Not All White Garment Churches Tie People’s Destinies In Bottles -Evangelist

Not all white garment churches tie people’s destinies in bottles, an evangelist with the Celestial Church of Christ (CCC) has stated.

Evangelist Matthew Adetunji of the Celestial Church of Christ Oju Ore Cathedral, stated this while responding to allegations credited to Senior pastor of Salvation Ministries, David Ibiyeomie

Evangelist Adetunji stated that Pastor Ibiyeomie’s assertions were untrue, but rather a reflection of his lack of knowledge of the practices of white garment churches

He was referring to a viral video of Pastor Ibiyeomie in which he said: “Do you know why I hate white garment churches, people don’t know why I hate them. If you know what they do, you will never like them. They can take your surname and put it inside a bottle of gin and make incantations.”

File photo: Horeb Cathedral Celestial Church during a programme

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“That’s how they do it. All these yeye prophets. They will take the name of somebody and put it inside the local gin and read all those demonic Psalms in it,” Ibiyeomie added.

Taking exceptions to such assertions, Pastor Adetunji stated that no such thing was happening in white garment churches.

According to him, “If anybody is on God’s side, He will have many enemies”.

“I was born in Celestial, if such a practice is being practiced, I don’t think I can still remain in the church till now. This is because this is not where my father was born, so I’m free to go to any church I like, but because the people do not know where the power comes from, that is why they are saying all such things”

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“I know that there are some people that are wolves in sheepskin. There is no way that you will see good people, that you will not see bad ones,” he added.

Speaking further, he added that it was not good for people to speak about things they did not witness, even as they may not know the source of the power of the church they criticise.

Reiterating his point that not all white garment churches tie people’s destinies in bottles, he added:

“There is something that we normally do, like now, maybe your child is having a problem or you put the name of your whole family, you can write it inside a bible and they’ll put it at the altar, that doesn’t mean they tie somebody’s destiny.

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“Let’s now look at it this way, now let’s assume that somebody join today, maybe he brought his spouse’s name that they should tie him or her for him or her, just for him to keep the person, one day, he’ll soon discover that this thing I’m doing is not right because that cannot be right. But there is no such practice in Celestial church,” he said.

The Eagle reports that Salvation Ministries is one of growing Pentecostal assemblies in the country, and Salvation ministries live service and live stream amongst others, have been soaring.

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