Pastor Ng’ang’a: Neno Evangelism is a Referral Hub, Not a Church
Controversial televangelist Pastor James Ng’ang’a has once again sparked public debate with his bold remarks about his ministry, Neno Evangelism. In a viral TikTok video, the outspoken preacher described his worship center as a “referral hub” rather than a traditional church, claiming it specializes in addressing complex issues that other churches cannot resolve.
“This is not a church,” he stated. “Churches are those you have left in places like Kawangware where you have come from. This is a referral. Somebody comes from Machakos and all other places. This is a referral. We deal with those cases that have defeated other people. People come from Mombasa or Murang’a.”
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His statements have stirred mixed reactions online, with supporters praising his ministry’s uniqueness while critics accuse him of being self-serving and misleading.
Pastor James Ng’ang’a: A History of Controversy
Pastor Ng’ang’a is no stranger to the spotlight, often drawing attention for his unconventional preaching style and provocative comments. Here are some of his most controversial moments:
1. Remarks on Women Who Wear Makeup
Ng’ang’a recently faced backlash for criticizing women who use makeup, suggesting their efforts often go unnoticed. He remarked:
“You take too much time beautifying yourself and then spend an entire day, and no one even bothers to approach you.”
The comment was widely condemned, including by the Kenya Women’s Parliamentary Association (KEWOPA), which accused him of undermining women’s self-esteem and urged religious leaders to use their platforms responsibly.
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2. Flirting with His Wife During a Sermon
In October 2023, a video went viral showing Ng’ang’a playfully flirting with his wife during a service, saying:
“Babe si twende America ukanikiss huko” (Dear, let’s go to America, and you can kiss me there).
While some found the moment humorous, others questioned the appropriateness of such remarks in a church setting.
3. Leading Congregants in Push-Ups
In an undated video, Ng’ang’a instructed his congregation to perform frog jumps and push-ups during a service. While some attendees were entertained, others criticized the act as a distraction from spiritual teachings.
4. Slapping a Woman During a Sermon
Ng’ang’a sparked outrage when he slapped a woman who had fallen asleep during his sermon. After failing to wake her, he slapped her and instructed her to leave the church and “get some air” before returning.
5. Criticism of Degree Holders
Ng’ang’a has openly criticized degree holders, advising them to attend churches with shorter services. He controversially blamed educated individuals for societal issues, including homosexuality, further fueling debates around his ministry.
6. Bizarre Remarks About His Death
In a peculiar statement, Ng’ang’a outlined how he wishes his body to be handled after death, saying:
“When I die, I believe my God… these female nurses will not touch my private parts. I will die even on the road, you cannot touch my private parts saying ‘come and see Ng’ang’a’.”
Public Reactions
Pastor Ng’ang’a continues to polarize public opinion, with some followers admiring his audacity and others questioning his ministry’s authenticity and messaging. Despite the controversies, he remains a significant figure in Kenya’s religious landscape.
