Uganda pastor denies miracle scam

Uganda pastor denies miracle scam

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A Uganda-based preacher has denied charges he tried to import an electric shock machine to make people believe he could pass on the Holy Spirit.

"This is a toy. It was sent for my daughters' birthday," Ghanaian Kojo Nana Obiri-Yeboah told the BBC.

The machine was seized at Entebbe airport and police are investigating.

There has been a massive growth in churches set up by charismatic preachers in Africa in recent years, amid fears some could be fraudsters.

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[edit on 12-7-2007 by UM_Gazz]

this is a real intresting article, it shows how pastors have been using joke toys to perform miricles.
example the shock transfer machine used to pass a electric shock from one person to another, wounder what else he imported

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Originally posted by bodrul
this is a real intresting article, it shows how pastors have been using joke toys to perform miricles.

I see you use the plural of the word pastor. Can you post more links to PASTORS that have used this methodology in their churches? I would be interested to see how many PASTORS actually employ these methods out of the hundereds if not thousands that exist. If they d it for no financial gain then good for him if he finds it keeps people fearful of committing murder etc.