NIGERIAN BORN BRITISH ACTOR BOYEGA TELLS NIGERIAN TO SNUB PROSPERITY CHURCHES

Nigerian-born British actor John Boyega has told Christians to boycott churches that ignore the recent issues countries around the world are plagued with. 

In a tweet he shared today June 13, the actor told his followers to boycott churches that preach only prosperity every Sunday. 

He tweeted; 

Christians. Don’t go back to a church that ignores the current issues. Prosperity preaching every Sunday. Kmt.

Actor John Boyega tells Christians to boycott prosperity churches

After a follower stated that Churches should not be concerned with politics, Boyega responded by tweeting “We are the church. Yes we are.”

Actor John Boyega tells Christians to boycott prosperity churches
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