Run for your lives – Diana Asamoah tells remaining 40 church members of Cecilia Marfo

Diana Asamoah has sharply retaliated to Cecilia Marfo’s accusations in a recent interview with Halifax on Okay FM, claiming that her dishonest cleric practices were to blame for the collapse of her church and not her and Kennedy Agyapong, as she claimed.

Diana counselledto concentrate on sincere spiritual work and abstain from contentious behaviours, such as spitting in people’s mouths and using unusual techniques in her ministry.

since Cecilia’s ministry was not founded on the teachings of Jesus Christ, she wants the remaining members of her church to literally run for their dear lives.

“She was relying on spitting in people’s mouths and using bread that had been smeared with sweat to run her church.

If you don’t give God the necessary prestige He deserves, He will leave you to the world, and you will be crying immensely; in fact, you will cry blood.

“With the 40 church members left, God has even favoured her because, if I knew, I wouldn’t have stopped criticizing her.

This is a boot for boot, we are ready to stand for God,” she said.

Diana Asamoah continued: “Even when Jesus started his ministry, He had 120, then it reduced to 70 and finally He settled with 12, but He didn’t cry because He knew the word of God and was not surprised.

Even with the 40 members, she might lose unless she changes her mind and sticks to the word of God.

“Who am I to collapse your church if you were doing the right thing?

It is not about crying, if she wants her members to come back she should work according to the bible.”

Diana Asamoah urges 40 remaining church members of Cecilia Marfo to flee for their lives, alleges her church is not divinely ordained

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Her salvos are hinged on a recent proclamation made by Cecilia Marfo when she said her congregation has been reduced from 400 to 40.

The veteran gospel artist blamed Assin Central Member of Parliament (MP) Kennedy Agyapong and fellow gospel artiste Diana Asamoah for her church’s near collapse.

In her words, because of their disagreements with her, several of her members have stopped attending her church.

Cecilia Marfo confessed in an emotional interview with JoyPrime TV on the Prime Morning program that she has forgiven people who have adversely damaged her ministry but thinks that God will eventually solve the matter.