Prophetess, her two daughters beat up church member who says she’s tired of ”joining them to deceive people”

Prophetess, her two daughters beat up church member who says she’s tired of joining them to deceive people

A self acclaimed prophetess, Ruramai Nhapata, and her daughters have been accused of assaulting a former church member for daring to say she wants to quit their church over false teachings.

Prophetess Ruramai Nhapata, the leader of Trinity International Fellowship Ministry, along side her two daughters, Esther Nhapata and Gamuchirayi Nhapata, beat the woman, Ruvimbo Mugwindidza for daring to pack her things and leave the ministry.

Opening up about the assault, Ruvimbo told H-Metro, that her conscience won’t allow her to join in the deceit anymore.

She questioned what her gains would be, because the family gave her free accommodation and food, but then for how long?

She said; “I have been subjected to emotional and physical abuse by the family while staying at their house to grow their ministry”.

She further explained that the family used false teachings to manipulate individuals into joining their ministry, and she could no longer live a life based on falsehoods.

“We were being indoctrinated with falsehoods as a way of convincing people to join her ministry. I could not continue living in falsehoods for the sake of free accommodation and free food. I could not continue hardening my heart for the sake of supporting their false spiritual powers and cooked messages of prosperity. She claimed to have angels, who always hover around her since she has been sent by God.”

According to Ruvimbo, the altercation occurred after she made the decision to leave the ministry and bid farewell to the family. In response, the three individuals attacked her, resulting in her sustaining injuries, including a bleeding nose.

“I collected my belongings and bade them farewell, and that is when the three assaulted me until I bled from my nose,” she revealed.

Apostle Nhapata vehemently denied Ruvimbo’s allegations, insisting that she was beaten up for spreading falsehoods.

Esther, one of the daughters involved in the assault, admitted to their actions but defended her mother, asking that the focus be shifted away from the Apostle.

Coming to the defence of the Apostle, another church member known as Kamuzunguze claimed that the assault was a form of discipline.

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