Pastor James Ng’ang’a of Neno Evangelism Centre has once again sparked controversy after a video surfaced showing him angrily instructing a woman to leave his church for allegedly holding her cheeks during a service. The incident has ignited a wave of reactions on social media, with many questioning the pastor’s approach to discipline and decorum in his congregation.
In the video, Pastor Ng’ang’a is seen addressing the woman, who appears to be holding her cheeks, possibly due to discomfort or fatigue. The pastor, visibly upset, orders her to leave the church, stating, Kwenda Kanisa Ingine, which translates to Go to another church. His stern tone and the public nature of the rebuke have drawn criticism from various quarters.
The video quickly went viral, with netizens expressing a mix of disbelief and disapproval. Many questioned the pastor’s methods, suggesting that such public reprimands could be humiliating and counterproductive. Others defended the pastor, arguing that maintaining discipline in the house of worship is crucial.
This incident adds to a series of controversial actions by Pastor Ng’ang’a. In previous instances, he has publicly chastised congregants for various reasons, including attire choices and perceived disrespect. These actions have often led to public outcry and debates about appropriate conduct and authority within religious settings.
The recent incident involving Pastor Ng’ang’a and the woman holding her cheeks has once again placed the pastor under scrutiny. While some believe his actions are justified in maintaining order, others feel that his approach may be too harsh and public. As discussions continue, it remains to be seen how this will impact his relationship with his congregation and the broader community.
