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Apostle Robinson Karumba of the Eagles Wings Prophetic Ministry, Kenya and his congregants put their faith to test that the dead can be brought back alive. Local media report that Apostle Karumba, with seven members of the church stormed the mortuary to resurrect his dead wife, Pollyrose Ng’endo, 38, a pastor of the church located in Embu town, who died on Sunday while being treated for TB at a hospital in Kirinyaga County.
They believe that their prayers can wake up the “sleeping woman”. The group streamed into the mortuary playing guitar and singing songs of praise and resurrection. They locked themselves inside Gakwegori Mortuary and prayed for Ng’endo’s resurrection from 11am while pouring anointing oil on the body. A determined Karumba said they would continue praying until 3pm, when they expected to walk out of the mortuary with his wife.
“I brought clothes and a pair of shoes for her to wear. My uncles are preparing for a burial on Saturday but they are wrong because on that day we will be celebrating her resurrection and not burying her,” said Karumba. The couple has three children.
The cleric is of the conviction that his wife would walk again. Karumba said he was sure his departed wife would spring back to life the same way Lazarus woke up on the fourth day. Mortuary’s attendants, however, expressed scepticism about the effort, saying the body had already been treated and preserved.
“We don’t believe in what they are doing, but we have allowed them to proceed with their prayers. They have been praying for the past three hours and they seem indefatigable,” said Gladys Murugi, who works at the morgue.
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They believe that their prayers can wake up the “sleeping woman”. The group streamed into the mortuary playing guitar and singing songs of praise and resurrection. They locked themselves inside Gakwegori Mortuary and prayed for Ng’endo’s resurrection from 11am while pouring anointing oil on the body. A determined Karumba said they would continue praying until 3pm, when they expected to walk out of the mortuary with his wife.
“I brought clothes and a pair of shoes for her to wear. My uncles are preparing for a burial on Saturday but they are wrong because on that day we will be celebrating her resurrection and not burying her,” said Karumba. The couple has three children.
The cleric is of the conviction that his wife would walk again. Karumba said he was sure his departed wife would spring back to life the same way Lazarus woke up on the fourth day. Mortuary’s attendants, however, expressed scepticism about the effort, saying the body had already been treated and preserved.
“We don’t believe in what they are doing, but we have allowed them to proceed with their prayers. They have been praying for the past three hours and they seem indefatigable,” said Gladys Murugi, who works at the morgue.
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