A pastor from Prophet Shepherd Bushiri’s church, Enlightened Christian Gathering (ECG) was shot dead in South Africa while praying in the mountains.
Prophet Shepherd Bushiri took to his Facebook page to confirm the news of Apostle Eric’s death. He left this message:
“I am greatly pained and grieved to learn of the tragic shooting to death of Apostle Eric Bhuka, one of our ECG Pastors in South Africa. What’s even troubling is that our Apostle was shot at the prayer mountains, where he went to pray, preparing for the Great Entrance this Sunday. I celebrate you, Apostle Eric. You came, you preached, you won souls and, at your journey’s end, you have gone back to where we will all return after finishing the mission of preaching Jesus Christ.”
The comments section of his Facebook post was flooded with thousands of messages of condolences from his followers.
There are people who are certain that Bushiri got him killed for a sacrifice.
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