Mackenzie and his family were to fast last, insider
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Controversial preacher Paul Mackenzie and his family were to fast last according to revelations by ex-follower
Controversial preacher Paul Mackenzie and his family were to fast last according to revelations by ex-follower.
Pastor Paul Mackenzie’s former follower, Titus Katana has given a glimpse of the controversial activities of the embattled preacher.
Titus Katana, who used to worship together with Mackenzie said he left the Good News International Church after the controversial preacher introduced new restrictions.
“We used to worship together,” Katana said as he recalled his years in the Good News International Church founded by self-styled pastor Paul Mackenzie Nthenge, who allegedly told his flock to starve to death to find God.
“It came to a point where too many laws were introduced in that church. For example, asking women not to braid their hair, (saying) people should not go to a hospital, people should not go to school,” Katana said as reported by Nation.
Katana said he knew Mackenzie well and even preached sermons alongside him at one point.
But, he said, he then left the church due to differences over new restrictions.
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“I don’t really know what got into him,” he said about Mackenzie.
Devotees sold “their property, houses, factories because they were coming to the ‘wilderness’ to wait for Jesus in Shakahola forest,” Katana said.
According to the “fasting schedule,” his friend shared with him, the plan was for children and single people to starve first, followed by women and then men, he said.
“The plan was for children and single people to starve first, followed by women and then men. Mackenzie and his family would go last,” he added.
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