Pastor Jackson Senyonga has acknowledged the existence of pastors who allegedly make false miracle claims, agreeing with concerns raised by Frank Gashumba about individuals who use religion to deceive believers.
Senyonga said some people who present themselves as pastors are not genuine servants of God, accusing them of using religious appearances to mislead the public.
“It’s true that such pastors exist. They aren’t even real pastors; they wear suits and ties and pretend to be serving God, yet they are serving Satan,” Senyonga said.
His remarks come amid ongoing public debate about the conduct of religious leaders who claim to perform miracles and the need for accountability within religious institutions.
The comments highlight concerns about individuals who may exploit believers’ faith for personal gain, particularly through claims of supernatural healing and other extraordinary interventions.
Senyonga’s response also adds to the wider discussion about the credibility of religious leaders and the importance of distinguishing genuine ministry from alleged deception.
However, the specific allegations against any individual pastor would require independent evidence before they could be treated as established facts.
