Pastor Ng’ang’a Under Fire for Chasing Women Wearing Trousers from Church

Pastor Ng’ang’a, a well-known preacher in Kenya, has found himself in the spotlight once again after a video of him went viral. In the video, he is seen ordering ushers in his church to remove women who were wearing trousers during a Sunday service. 

His comments have caused a stir on social media, leading to discussions about church dress codes and respect for women.

In the video, Pastor Ng’ang’a firmly tells the women that they should not come to church dressed in trousers. He believes that this kind of clothing is indecent and goes against the values of worship.

“If you’re coming here, know you’re coming to worship God, not engage in immorality,” he states emphatically. 

His remarks have angered many people, prompting a mix of support and criticism online.

Some people agree with Pastor Ng’ang’a, arguing that churches should maintain certain standards of dress to uphold their traditions and values.

They believe that a dress code is important in showing respect to the church and to God. Supporters say that the pastor is simply trying to preserve the sanctity of the church environment.

However, many others have condemned Pastor Ng’ang’a’s actions, viewing them as disrespectful to women. Critics argue that chasing women away for their clothing choices is extreme and unfair. 

They point out that individuals should feel welcomed in a place of worship, regardless of what they wear. Many believe that the focus should be on faith and community, not on judging people's appearances.

This is not the first time Pastor Ng’ang’a has stirred controversy. He has faced backlash in the past for his strict views on morality and behavior in church.

Despite the criticism, he remains steadfast in his beliefs and insists that his actions are guided by his understanding of biblical teachings.