The Lord Chosen Church has denied ownership of miracles claimed by church members circulating online.
The Church urged members of the public to wary of online bloggers who circulate fake miracle to deceive unsuspecting subscribers. The Church said
videos of testimonies given by members were not from it, adding that they would never participate in falsifying testimonies.
In one of the testimonies circulating online, a member claimed to have been rescued by a lion.
“Something entered my back, lifted me up. It carried me like aeroplane to express.
“When it reached there, it dropped me. When it dropped me, I turned to look at what carried me and as I looked it was lion.
“So when the lion dropped me, the place was very narrow and tight, it now raised one hand up and asked me to go like this (pointing to the left). When I go, the lion said bye bye.”
In another video, a female member claimed she fought robbers and took their AK-47 rifles.
“Miraculously, I gained control of their guns and ensured the arrest of three of the robbers.”
Another male member claimed he survived kidnapping, machete attacks, and gunshot wounds “without injury”.
The Church claimed that the videos and the comments that accompanied them, the Lord’s Chosen Church declared that the footage were doctored.
