Rev. Korankye Ankrah Offers Forgiveness in Response to Sexual Misconduct Allegations

In a recent unfolding that has captured the attention of both the public and media alike, Royalhouse Chapel International finds itself at the center of controversy. This comes in the wake of allegations made by a self-proclaimed fetish priest, Osofo Samuel Kojo Bentil Odoom, against the church’s founder and Apostle General, Most Rev. Sam Korankye Ankrah. The accusations, which have quickly spread across social media platforms, involve serious claims of sexual misconduct dating back nearly three decades.

The Allegations

Osofo Kojo Bentil’s allegations have certainly stirred up a storm, accusing the respected man of God, Rev. Sam Korankye Ankrah, of engaging in sexual misconduct with a five-year-old girl nearly thirty years ago.

The accuser didn’t stop there; he further alleged that the Apostle General had been involved in sexual impropriety with other members of his congregation.

These claims have not only shocked many but have also led to a widespread debate about the veracity of such serious accusations and the integrity of religious leaders in general.

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Royalhouse Chapel’s Response

The leadership of Royalhouse Chapel International has not taken these allegations lightly. In a robust response, they’ve issued a press statement vehemently denying the accusations laid out by Osofo Kojo Bentil.

The church described the allegations as “deeply troubling, purposefully destructive, and defamatory,” highlighting the damage such claims could potentially do to the reputation of their beloved leader and the church’s standing in society.

The statement made it clear that Rev. Sam Korankye Ankrah has never engaged in any form of misconduct with the individual mentioned by Bentil or any other person.

The church views these accusations as a calculated attempt to tarnish the reputation of their Apostle General, someone who has dedicated his life to the service of God and the well-being of his congregation.

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The Church’s Stance and Forgiveness

Despite the gravity of the accusations, Royalhouse Chapel International took a stance that reflects the core teachings of Christianity – forgiveness. The church, along with Apostle General Sam Korankye Ankrah, has extended forgiveness to Samuel Kojo Bentil Odoom and his accomplices, embodying the spirit of forgiveness and mercy as taught in the Bible. They’ve expressed their desire for divine mercy upon the souls of those who have attempted to besmirch the reputation of their leader.

The church also indicated their intention to explore legal options to address the situation, stating that the allegations “lack merit” and should be treated with the contempt they deserve. This move underscores the church’s commitment to protecting its integrity and the reputation of its leaders while also adhering to the principles of their faith.

A Call for Discernment

This situation serves as a stark reminder of the power of allegations and the potential they have to cause harm. It also calls for discernment from the public in navigating accusations that can destroy reputations built over decades. Royalhouse Chapel International’s response to these allegations highlights their dedication to their faith, the principles of forgiveness and mercy, and their commitment to seeking justice through the appropriate channels.

As this story unfolds, it remains to be seen how it will affect the church and its leadership. However, the resolve of Royalhouse Chapel International to stand by their leader and adhere to their faith principles during these trying times is evident. They remain a beacon of forgiveness and mercy, even in the face of potentially damaging accusations.

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