In a world where sensationalized stories of money-hungry pastors and corrupt religious institutions often dominate the headlines, award-winning Ghanaian worshipper, Nana Yaw Boakye, better known as MOG has made it known that it is essential to recognize that not all churches and pastors are driven by financial gain.
According to the award-winning singer, there are quite a number of churches and men of God who prioritize the spiritual well- being of their congregation over material wealth.
MOG, who doubles as a pastor in a recent interview with Amansan Krakye on Property Fm divulged that, not all churches in Ghana have suddenly become so money-minded emphasizing that only few churches are focused on making money at all costs and are actually making it look like all of them are doing same.
“If they say the church has now become too money minded I’ll say not all of them maybe some few churches are those doing that. It is said that one bad nut can spoil the whole soup so it’s only a few individuals doing it and it’s been generalized to all churches but there are some genuine churches and men of God,” he hammered.
MOG Music who is a member of the Royal House Chapel took the opportunity to eulogize his pastor, Rev. Sam Korankye Ankrah.
”There are those who are not focused on money but fully doing the work to win souls for Christ and I can vouch for Rev. Sam Korankye Ankrah and the mighty work that he’s doing. He’s been very supportive in paying people’s school fees, and supporting young ministers like myself so people shouldn’t think all the church is concerned about is money making,” he averred.
