RCCG Reacts To The Sacrificial Giving...

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Remember the sacrificial giving that i posted yesterday? RCCG has written a letter to dismiss the giving..see the letter below.


Now we know the sacrificial giving was real..i for one thought someone was playing game with the church..

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