Followers of Prophet Stephen Adom Kyei-Duah, also known as the Philadelphia Movement, are urging the Christian Council of Ghana (CCG) and other Christian Ecumenical Bodies to repent of their sins and work towards salvation.

The CCG, in response to Prophet Adom Kyei-Duah's claim that his face would replace the widely accepted image of Jesus in the next 500 years, advised the controversial preacher to repent and focus on his own salvation.

The CCG also emphasized that Prophet Adom Kyei-Duah cannot be the Jesus figure that Christians seek.

The group accused these major Christian institutions of engaging in sexual immorality and other sins, urging them to address these issues within the Ghanaian Christian community.

“The statement admonishing the Prophet of God to repent and work out his own salvation was judgmental and if there is any body of persons in need of such admonishing, it is the Christian Council and the Christian Ecumenical Bodies themselves

“It does not need salvation to observe that Christianity in Ghana is sick and the body of Christ has been made to suffer humiliation and chagrin. If the Christian Council and the Christian Ecumenical Bodies have any moral energies left, they must be channeled to address the ills of the church,” a press statement from the Philadelphia Movement read.

The statement continued, “The council should focus on addressing allegations of pastors engaged in sexual immorality, including sleeping with wives and daughters of their congregations.

“Bathing people’s wives and washing their private parts all in the name of deliverance. Addressing this must be your focus.”

Read the full statement below:



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