Founder of Christ Embassy, Pastor Chris Oyakhilome, has mentioned the world’s richest man and Chief Executive Officer of X (formerly Twitter), Elon Musk as the number one Partner of Rhapsody of Realities in 2024.

“His innovative use of technology to reach millions with the message of salvation has been invaluable.

We acknowledge his efforts in preparing the way for the soon-coming of our Lord Jesus Christ.”

“Elon Musk’s commitment to the Gospel is a testament to the power of faith and innovation.

“We celebrate his achievements and look forward to continued collaboration in spreading the Good News.”

A music director at a Michigan Catholic church in the US has reportedly been fired after an unknown source informed church officials of his same-sex marriage.

Fred Szczepanski was fired from his position at St. Francis Church in Traverse City on Oct. 18 after the church officials discovered he had a same-sex marriage ceremony to his longtime partner in Nevada in 2020, according to Traverse City Record-Eagle.

Szczepanski, known by churchgoers as “Mr. Fred,” was confronted by Rev. Michael Lingaur after church leaders received a letter from an unnamed individual about his marriage.

When confronted, he confirmed the marriage and was informed by Lingaur that his services were no longer needed after serving as the church’s music director for 34 years. Szczepanski was also told he could no longer take communion during worship services.

Following his termination, the Diocese of Gaylord, Michigan, wrote in a statement that Szczepanski’s marriage violates the ministerial agreement condition of his employment.

“A public act of same-sex marriage is a formal recognition that a relationship is more than friendship, and thereby jeopardizes a ministerial agreement for employment,” the Diocese said.

“Marriage is a permanent, faithful and exclusive covenant between one man and one woman.”

However, the firing outraged parishioners, leading to multiple shows of protest in support of Szczepanski.

Choir members wore black, left their seats empty, and refused to sing during mass on Oct. 20.

Then, on Oct. 27, supporters of the longtime music director picketed outside the church in protest before carrying signs reading: “Love Not Hate,” “God Includes, Not Excludes,” and “Fired Not Retired.”

TikTok rejected me due to my dangerous miracles – Prophet Odumeje

Popular Nigerian cleric Chukwuemeka Ohanaemere, widely known as Odumeje, has revealed that TikTok blocked his account due to his so-called “dangerous miracles.”

In a video circulating on social media, Odumeje addressed his congregation, explaining the platform’s decision to disconnect him.

According to Odumeje, his supernatural acts on TikTok were deemed to be beyond the platform, leading to the ban.

“Even Facebook and other social media platforms are rejecting my dangerous miracles,” he said in the now-viral video.

“They are not accepting it. Because of my dangerous miracles, TikTok rejected me. They disconnected me. They said this miracle is beyond them.”

TikTok’s community guidelines prohibit content that is harmful, illegal, or misleading. However, it’s yet to be determined if sharing videos showcasing “dangerous miracles” could result in the suspension of TikTok accounts.

Odumeje, known for his unconventional style and controversial teachings, has often attracted public attention, with many questioning the legitimacy of his claims.