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THE WORD OF CROSS IS FOOLISHNESS TO THEM THAT PERISH.

[quote author=mckayne]A church
run by a controversial multi-millionaire African preacher has been
accused of ‘cynical exploitation’ after its British branch received
£16.7 million in donations from followers who were told that God would
give them riches in return.

Followers are ferried in double-decker shuttle buses to the church,
handed slips inviting them to make debit card payments, and are even
told obeying the ministry’s teachings will make them immune from
illness.

Today’s Mail on Sunday revelations about the Winners’ Chapel movement
have prompted the Charity Commission to review the charitable status of
the church – one of the fastest-growing in the UK.

Winners’ Chapel is part of a worldwide empire of evangelical ministries
run by Nigeria’s wealthiest preacher David Oyedepo, who has an estimated
£93 million fortune, a fleet of private jets and a Rolls-Royce Phantom.

Revelations about the Winners¿ Chapel movement have prompted the Charity
Commission to review the charitable status of the church ¿ one of the
fastest-growing in the UK.


Plenty
to smile about; Preacher David Oyedepo of the Winners Chapel movement
aboard one of his private jets. He also owns a Rolls Royce Phantom

Dubbed ‘The Pastorpreneur’, he was accused earlier this year of slapping
the face of a young woman he said was a witch. The assault case was
struck out but is being appealed.

Branches of the church have sprung up in major UK cities in a huge
recruitment drive centred on Mr Oyedepo’s ‘prosperity gospel’. This
claims that congregants who make regular donations and pay tithes – a
ten per cent levy on their income – will be rewarded financially by God.

Followers are urged to target vulnerable people such as the lonely, the
sick, the homeless and the suicidal as potential candidates for
conversion.

Last night, Labour MP Paul Flynn said Winners’ Chapel was cynically
exploiting supporters. ‘They [Winners’ Chapel] are making clearly
spurious claims and it seems to be a cynical exploitation of the
gullible,’ he said.

Referring to the slapping incident, Mr Flynn added: ‘What is also
alarming is the reported violence and the lack of respect for the status
of women. It’s taking us back to a previous age of ignorance and
prejudice that we all thought the church had escaped.’


Caught
on camera: Video of Mr Oyedepo striking a young 'witch' across the face
in front of a congregation

This newspaper’s investigation can further disclose:

Congregants are handed a payment slip requesting payments using
cheque, cash or debit card when they enter London’s Winners’ Chapel.

Donations to the ministry in England almost doubled from
£2.21 million to £4.37 million between 2006 and 2010.

Mr Oyedepo’s superchurch in Nigeria received £794,000 or 73 per cent of
the charitable donations paid out by the British Winners’ Chapel between
2007 and 2010. This was despite claims in Africa that he is enriching
himself at the expense of his devotees.

The registered charity has spent £6.81 million on evangelism and
‘praise, worship and fellowship’.

The church

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