A viral video capturing an intriguing incident involving Pastor James Ng'ang'a of the Neno Evangelism Center has recently captivated attention. In an unprecedented turn of events during a prayer session, Pastor Ng'ang'a encountered a heartfelt plea for food instead of prayers. The man passionately expressed his immediate need for sustenance, prompting Pastor Ng'ang'a to extend his prayers towards this unusual request. The incident has sparked discussions and brought further attention to the pastor's ministry and his unique encounters with those seeking his spiritual guidance.

The recent incident has left many netizens surprised, as it deviates from the norm where individuals being prayed for typically seek spiritual nourishment rather than material needs such as food. In most cases, prayers are associated with seeking spiritual guidance, solace, or healing, rather than direct requests for physical sustenance. The unexpected plea for food during the prayer session has sparked curiosity and raised questions about the diverse range of needs that people may bring before spiritual leaders like Pastor James Ng'ang'a.

PHOTO | COURTESY Pastor Ng'ang'a of Neno Evanglism

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This event which took place at pastor Ng'ang'a's church during a prayer session was unusual and unprecedented. Instead of seeking spiritual guidance, this man revealed he was hungry and just needed food. 

The individual candidly conveyed to Pastor Ng'ang'a that his priority at that moment was food rather than prayers since the man went ahead to clarify the kind of food he needed, "Ugali and  Maharagwe"



This unexpected plea caught the pastor off guard, as it was an unprecedented situation in his years of service. The incident left other church members in attendance astonished by the unconventional turn of events. Pastor Ng'ang'a was observed continuing to pray for him despite his request for Ugali and beans (Maharagwe).