charity shops, Christian Church, Christian faith, Oxfam
Throughout February, all 36 full time and part time UCKG HelpCentres across England and Wales will be collecting saleable goods for Oxfam. The aim is to help both the victims of the Haiti earthquake and people who are in equally dire need in many other parts of the world. “We’ve arranged to support Oxfam through […]
Christian Church, Christian faith, religious institution, Universal Church of the Kingdom of God
Yahoo cannot link the name of Universal church to the ‘royal mint’ – ‘casa da moeda’ (the place where the money is printed). Brazilian Yahoo is obligated to take away from its search engine on the website the link between the name of the Universal Church of the Kingdom of God and the expression ‘money […]
Altar, church, God, Herald on Sunday, Lord, news, Newspaper, reporter, UCKG
Recently, the New Zealand newspaper, Herald On Sunday, published an article, elaborated by its reporter, in which false allegations were made against the UCKG and its founder, Bishop Macedo. The article claimed, in an extremely denigrating tone, that the UCKG tells people to pray and disregard medicine. The article went on to mislead readers with […]
Belgian parliament, Christian faith, Holy Spirit, Le Soir, Universal Church of the Kingdom of God
The Universal Church of the Kingdom of God (UCKG) is pleased to have won its legal case against the State of Belgium in respect of damaging and inaccurate allegations which were made in a 1997 parliamentary investigation. As a result the following text is to be published in Le Soir and De Standard: “The Court […]
church, Criminal charge, Money laundering, television
In March 2004, RNN7, a television channel in Rotterdam, Holland, sent a fax to the UCKG HelpCentre, claiming to possess information that would prove that the church is involved in criminal activities. The accusations included that the church traffics in firearms and drugs. It also accused the church of money laundering and extortion. RNN7 notified […]
Child abuse
Britain’s leading left of centre political magazine, the Newstatesman, published an article last month where false allegations were made about the UCKG HelpCentre. The church was referred to as a religious sect and cult and was linked to the Victoria Climbie child abuse case. Not tolerating such lies, the UCKG HelpCentre took immediate action and […]
false allegation, legal action, UCKG
In May of this year, the Walthamstow Guardian published an article where false allegations were made about the UCKG and one of its pastors, Pastor Alvaro Lima. The article strongly suggested that Pastor Lima had acted negligently in his brief dealings with Victoria Climbie. This is not the first time that this particular newspaper has […]
church member, Finsbury Park, UCKG
National newspaper publishes formal apology and pays out £10,000 legal costs. In August 2000 The Independent newspaper published an article in which false allegations were made against the UCKG and its founder, Bishop Macedo. The article claimed, in an extremely denigrating tone, that the UCKG had links with the Colombian drug trade and that the […]
Belief, Christ, from the inside out, God, Human body, Jesus
If you open a toolbox, you will notice that the tools are all different, but all of them are useful. Regardless of how often he uses them, a handyman does not make little of any of them. This principle can also be applied to the human body. Every part of it is important and necessary. […]
Adam and Eve, Earthquake, edir macedo, God, Jesus, servants of God, sustained by God, Work of God
We are constantly seeing the damage caused by earthquakes in various parts of the world in the news. The images are striking: people frantically being shaken back and forth, trying to hold on to something without being able to gain stable footing.
