In the busy town of Githurai, one pastor has captured public attention for his unusual way of upholding his faith. Pastor John Mwangi, a well-known clergyman in the area, refuses to set foot on what he considers “sinful ground.” Instead, his loyal followers physically carry him wherever he needs to go.
Pastor Mwangi’s conviction stems from his belief that certain places are spiritually unclean due to acts of violence, injustice, or immorality that may have occurred there. To him, stepping on such ground would defile his sacred connection with God.
This devotion to his principles, while puzzling to some, has earned him respect among his congregation, who view his actions as a powerful statement of faith. The story came to light earlier today through a post by John Kamau on Facebook, sparking heated conversations online about the limits of religious conviction.
In a world filled with rapid changes and growing fears about the future, Pastor Mwangi’s stance serves as a reminder of how far some will go to live by their spiritual beliefs — even if it means never letting their feet touch the ground.
