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Many people in and out side the country have criticized Pastor Aloysius Bugingo of the Makerere based House of Prayer Ministries International (HPMI) and his wife Teddy Naluswa.
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His wedding grooms man identified as Buyondo Herbert who is also a pastor, came out and blamed him for exposing total foolishness by forcing his wife to sign divorce papers, because he already has a new woman that took his heart.
Some time back, Pastor Bugingo had prayed to the Entebbe Chief Magistrate’s court to dissolve” his 29-year-old marriage with his wife Ms. Teddy Naluswa on grounds that the “love and attraction” he had for her “has been swept away”.
Bujingo claims that he can’t force his heart to love yet he loves someone else currently. This made several Christians to doubt and criticize him, saying he is doing the opposite to what the bible talks about marriage.
However, Pastor Buyondo has finally mentioned that basing on Bugingo’s character and proudness, he’s no-longer a counseling figure about relationships because he’s already a sinner.
This ain’t the first time such scenarios are happening in church, but many pastors have faced the same challenges before.
Check also;
- Pastor Bugingo And Wife Started House Of Prayer To Make Money – Pastor Male
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- Pastor Wilson Bugembe Clears Air About Appearing In ‘Tuliyambala Engule’ Song Video
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