Prophet Paseka “Mboro” Motsoeneng is set to leave his church premises.
Mboro of Incredible Happenings Church said it has finally dawned on him that his church structure in Katlehong, Ekurhuleni is gone.
The church was burnt down in August allegedly by pupils from various schools in Katlehong.
This after a video of Mboro brandishing two pangas while his bodyguard carried a rifle at Matsediso Primary School went viral.
On Sunday, 17 November, Mboro said they would no longer have church services at this premises for the next three weeks.
Prophet Paseka ‘Mboro’ Motsoeneng says he’s hurt that his church burnt down. Photo by Happy Mnguni
“Most of the church valuables perished in the fire, including the sound system, chairs and the whole hundred metre tent structure. I must be honest with you, I’m hurt by the whole incident because the damage of the property amounts to millions,” said Mboro.
But the charismatic pastor declined to mention where the church will move to.
“Church members have worked out a solution to help me move the church from this place to another area. I’m thankful for the congregation’s support, who saw it befitting to get a new venue,” said Mboro.
Congregants of Incredible Happenings attending their last church service at the church structure in Katlehong.
He said they will leave the stand, which he described as a place of shame due to what happened in August when the church was burnt down.
“We’re closing and leaving the place of shame, but there will be stones around the place and a billboard that will be showing the extraordinary miracles that were happening in the church,” said Mboro.
Prophet Paseka ‘Mboro’ Motsoeneng held his last service at the erected structure.
Mboro said the congregation is going to host a three-day farewell celebration from 6 to 8 December.
“The farewell ceremony will mark the final chapter of what used to be our place of worship and miracles. Many people were healed and received their breakthrough at this church before it was burnt down,” said Mboro.
