Nassau, Bahamas - A private jet struck a construction crane on approach to Grand Bahama International Airport on Sunday and crashed, killing all nine people aboard, including the leader of the Bahamas Faith Ministries, police and civil aviation officials said.
Pastor Myles Munroe was headed across the island chain from Lynden Pindling International Airport near Nassau, capital of the archipelago nation, to Grand Bahama, where authorities said they believed he was due to host a church conference.
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Ironclad • 3 minutes ago
Lear Jets and pastors. I am in the wrong business
Norman Charles • an hour ago
That's why I don't go to church - first the roof collapses and then the jet crashes.
Jonah • an hour ago
Plenty of these Pastopreneurs in the world. This from Mail on Sunday:
A church run by a controversial multi-millionaire African preacher has been accused of ‘cynical exploitation’ after its British branch received £16.7 million in donations from followers who were told that God would give them riches in return.
Followers are ferried in double-decker shuttle buses to the church, handed slips
inviting them to make debit card payments, and are even told obeying the
ministry’s teachings will make them immune from illness.
Today’s Mail on Sunday revelations about the Winners’ Chapel movement, which
holds charitable status, have prompted the Charity Commission to carry
out an assessment of the church – one of the fastest-growing in the UK.
Winners’ Chapel is part of a worldwide empire of evangelical ministries run by Nigeria’s wealthiest preacher David Oyedepo, who has an estimated £93 million fortune, a fleet of private jets and a Rolls-Royce Phantom.
Plenty to smile about; Preacher David Oyedepo of the Winners Chapel movement aboard one
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