Strange things are done in the name of religion, and this is just about the most bizarre we have heard and seen.
A South African church, Rabboni Centre Ministries led by Pastor Lesego Daniel orders its members to eat grass as an act of faith.
It is also reported that Daniel, who steps on his members, advocates this strange practice to prove that ‘God can sustain his children no matter what they ingest’.
These photos are posted on the church’s Facebook page.
SHOCKING: Members feasting on grass (Photo Credit: Facebook)Pastor Daniel stepping on church members (Photo Credit: Facebook)SHOCKING: Members feasting on grass (Photo Credit: Facebook)SHOCKING: Members feasting on grass (Photo Credit: Facebook)Pastor Daniel stepping on church members (Photo Credit: Facebook)SHOCKING: Members ‘fallen’ for the Pastor (Photo Credit: Facebook)SHOCKING: Members grazing the field (Photo Credit: Facebook)SHOCKING: Members grazing the field (Photo Credit: Facebook)
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