Funeral parlour to sue pastor who claimed to raise man from the dead
Pastor Alph Lukau has apparently ‘raised’ a dead man back to life during church service.
Kings
and Queens Funeral Services is considering legal action for “malicious
damage” to its image after a pastor supposedly brought a man back to
life at the Alleluia Ministries.
The video of pastor Alph Lukau
bringing the “dead” man back to life during a church service has gone
viral on social media. During the service‚ the coffin with the man’s
body is removed from a hearse as a crowd of people gather around it.
In
the video‚ a woman who claims to be the man’s landlord‚ tells the
pastor that the man got sick and started coughing on Friday. They took
him to the hospital where he apparently died in her arms.
The
pastor lays his hands on the man and begins to pray. A few seconds later
the man sits up in the coffin with his mouth and eyes wide open.
The
funeral service said that it was approached by alleged family members
of the “deceased” who informed it that they had encountered a dispute
with a different funeral service provider and wanted to use its
transport.
“We did not supply the coffin‚ neither did we store
the deceased at our mortuary and no paper work was processed by Kings
and Queens Funerals.
“As a funeral services provider we do not
offer services without documentation‚ neither do we repatriate bodies
without any paper work‚” it said in a statement.
The company said it only offered funeral services‚ funeral cover‚ burials and transport.
Social media users have since started a #ResurrectionChallenge.
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