A self-proclaimed prophet in Zimbabwe has raised eyebrows for selling “anointed” cucumbers to his congregation.
According to an online magazine Naij.com, Prophet Walter Magaya of the Prophetic Healing and Deliverance ministries (PHDM) in Zimbabwe, had his ushers circulate cucumbers to the congregation, for a certain amount of money, after ‘anointing’ them.
However, some members of the public have come out to say that the cucumbers were not sold but given for free.
In August 2016, Prophet Magaya was accused and charged for alleged **** and he has also made headlines for allegedly banning PHD holders from his church services.
The incident comes in the wake of another one in South Africa where a pastor reportedly used an insecticide to heal members of his congregation.
This new breed of prophets in a quest for signs, miracles and wonders sparked outrage from netizens.
The Unconventional Ways of a Zimbabwean Prophet: Anointing Cucumbers to Bless the Faithful
In the heart of Zimbabwe, a renowned prophet has emerged, captivating the faithful with his unconventional methods of offering blessings.
His unique approach? Anointing cucumbers to bestow divine favor upon those who partake. This extraordinary practice has garnered widespread attention and sparked heated debates within the religious community.
The prophet claims that the cucumbers possess supernatural properties that can bring about miracles and healings.
While some skeptics dismiss these practices as mere superstition, others are drawn to the aura of mystery and faith surrounding this charismatic figure.
With a growing following of believers, the prophet continues to push boundaries and challenge traditional norms, offering a new perspective on faith and spirituality.
His methods may be unconventional, but they undeniably ignite the curiosity and intrigue of those seeking a deeper connection to the divine.
Step into this fascinating world and discover the unconventional ways of a Zimbabwean prophet who dares to bless the faithful with the power of anointed cucumbers.
Prophet sells ‘anointed’ cucumbers to his followers
