Takoradi: Fetish priestess converts to Christianity after face-off with Bishop (PHOTO)

The fetish priestess who walked into a church in the Sekondi/Takoradi Metropolis last Sunday, April 17, 2016 to question the Church’s consistent harassments on her has eventually bow to the cross.

The Priestess, 42, who gave her name as Tawiah from Offinso in the Ashanti Region entered the Auditorium of Prayer of Breakthrough Ministries International, a Charismatic Church at BU in the Sekondi/Takoradi Metropolis out of the blue to question why the church was obstructing her from embarking on her spiritual mission in the vicinity where the Church operates.

She was disturbed about the consistent harassment by the church to allow her carry out her mission.

She retreated after heated verbal exchanges with the General Overseer, His Lordship Bishop Prince Kweku Asare

The priestess, who was wearing a Smock and amulets and charms around her legs and neck threatened to come back and face off with the Church, and through to her words, she surfaced in the evening of Wednesday,April 20, 2016, this time around in red outfit.

She couldn’t withstand the power of the Church who fasted for three days in anticipation of her coming, succumbing and confessing Jesus Christ as her personal saviour.

Lady Pastor Cecilia Hickson is the Spokesperson for the Church.

The defeated fetish priestess below;

Story: Nhyiraba Paa Kwesi Simpson (www.233times.net)

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