Nairobi Woman Takes Chapati To Muthee Kiengei's Church, Tearfully Requests Prayers

• Pastor Muthee Kiengei of Jesus Compassion Ministries (JCM) was amazed when a woman identified as Suzan brought chapatis to church
• Suzan had been having losses in her business, and she took the chapatis to church so that Kiengei could bless them
• As he received the chapatis, he also blessed her with a bale of unga, while other congregants also chipped in

Jesus Compassion Ministries (JCM) founder, Pastor Muthee Kiengei, was touched after a woman took a bowl of chapatis to church for prayers since she had been making a lot of losses.

Suzan starts crying in church

Kiengei was preaching in church when his eyes landed on the blue bowl set nicely on the altar in front of the church.

"Who brought these well-done chapos to church? They are still hot...imagine someone didn't even bring unga to church; they chose to bring well-done chapatis for pastors to eat after church," exclaimed Kiengei.

A woman in the congregation walked to the front, wiping away tears, and revealed that she owned a chapati business that hadn't been doing so well.

Kiengei buys Suzan unga

"I brought the chapatis so that they can be blessed and make my business more profitable," said Suzanne.

"Whenever I work for someone else, my job thrives but whenever I put up a business, i just end up with losses," she continued.

Kiengei anointed Suzan and later blessed her with a bale of unga. Another member of the congregation also gave her 10 litres of poile while others blessed her with money to boost her business.

Comments from netizens:

Bella Nish:

"Its dangerous to bring cooked food but at least yeye ni genuine....chakula can finish pple in a congregation."

Tall_Man:

"I would give 10k to help someone rather than a tithe ...that's the right way."

Joynuel4:

"I have been opening job ending up in loans may God see me through ."

kennedymartin:

"I'm yet to see such a pastor who blesses people right from the alter with material things."

R:

"Niko Nairobi give me the directions of the church nikuje."

kamary:

"Small things touch the heart when you trust God you shall never lack.

Kiengei splashes KSh 150 on egg trolleys

In another story, Kiengei, the founder of the story, lived up to his church's name. In the last service, Kiengei handed over trolleys to jobless church members to empower them financially.

The Jesus Compassion Ministries church has rapidly grown since its February launch, and Kiengei has attracted a huge following.

Photos shared by Kiengei captured some recipients in tears as he donated the JCM-branded trolleys and reflector jackets.