- Bishop T.D. Jakes, experienced a health emergency shortly after delivering a powerful sermon on Sunday and was rounding off the service.
- A video shared online saw the Pastor on the pulpit speaking at the Dallas-based non-denominational church, before the incident took place.
- The church has shared an update on his health.
Renowned pastor, author, and founder of The Potter’s House megachurch, Bishop TD Jakes is reported to be in stable condition following a medical emergency that occurred during Sunday service on November 24, an incident that left his congregation and online viewers deeply concerned.
The episode took place as Bishop Jakes was concluding the service with the benediction after delivering his sermon.
Church staff and clergymen quickly came to his aid, while the congregation collectively turned to prayer, interceding for his swift recovery.
In a statement addressing the incident, The Potter’s House of Dallas shared:
“During today’s service, Bishop TD Jakes experienced a slight health incident and received immediate medical attention following his powerful hour-long message.
“Bishop Jakes is stable and under the care of medical professionals.
“The entire Potter’s House family is grateful for the outpouring of love, prayers, and support from the community.
“Thank you for your understanding and continued prayers.”
See screenshot of the statement put out by The Potter’s House megachurch below:
In other news, singer Bloody Civilian has been hit with a N200 billion lawsuit by Akwa Ibom-based preacher Helen Ukpabio and her daughter.
On Friday, Bloody Civilian made a rather disturbing allegation against Helen Ukpabio, which went viral.
The lawsuit was filed over Bloody Civilian’s comments, where she accused Ukpabio of promoting harmful practices, referencing accusations from her past and an alleged travel ban by the UK.
The fast-rising songstress accused the prominent Akwa Ibom-based preacher of inciting extreme actions, stating she “literally made people burn their children alive”, under a celebratory post highlighting the Pastor’s 60th birthday.
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