The leadership of Christ Embassy Church has directed all members of the church to desist from making inflammatory comments on social media after Pneumatica Night 2021 public effusion.
According to the church in a communique to all its members, all post on social media about the night should be pulled down and it members should be rather focused on their ongoing Prayer and Fasting with their dear Man of God.
“Greetings Esteemed Pastors, Leaders and Brethren, Sequel to the events of yesterday, related to the program held by CEYC Airport City, our Highly Esteemed Regional Pastor has directed that all our brethren desist from making inflammatory comments on social media
Please do not post on the issue, nor like or comment on any such post. Those who have already done so should please pull down such posts and allow the conversation to die out as our Highly Esteemed Regional Pastor said.
Kindly spread the word to all our brethren even as we remain focused on the ongoing Prayer and Fasting with our dear Man of God,” portion of the text message to members read.
Amid rising concerns about the emergence of a third surge in coronavirus cases as the country struggles to get the second dose of Covid-19 vaccines, footage of an overcrowded church service at the Fantasy Dome, Accra has surfaced online
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The church service which was organized by the Christ Embassy Church, dubbed “Pneumatica Night 2021” saw thousands of congregants in attendance.
Photos and videos from the event showed people worshipping without face masks and the seating arrangement was not in accordance with state-directed social distancing protocols.
According to some church members, it was a night filled with miracles and wonders from God, as those who had come with various ailments received their divine healing.
However, not everyone has expressed the same elation as the congregants.
According to some social media users, the non-adherence to Covid-19 protocols could lead to a dreadful spike in coronavirus positive cases just as in India.
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The non-adherence to Covid-19 protocols comes as no surprise from the Christ Embassy Church as its founder is an anti-vaxxer and a strong critic of the Covid-19 vaccines.
During one of his televised sermons, Pastor Chris Oyakhilome claimed that the virus was planned and created by the deep state, and vaccines were a sinister ruse to administer nanochips to control people.
He also advised his congregants not to get vaccinated.
The organization of his program in Accra has left many worried with some calling on government and the necessary state agencies to call the leadership of the church to order.
