Rev. Craig Omorotionmwan has reportedly responded to Christians criticizing Pastor David Ibiyeomie over the construction of the Hand of God Cathedral, a massive worship centre belonging to Salvation Ministries in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.
The cathedral, founded by Pastor Ibiyeomie, has generated widespread conversations among Christians and social media users, with differing opinions over the size of the building and the resources committed to the project.
While some have questioned the need for such a massive worship centre, others have defended the project, arguing that churches should have the freedom to build facilities that accommodate their growing congregations.
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Reacting to the criticism, the cleric has reportedly challenged Christians speaking against the project, bringing another perspective to the ongoing debate about the role of churches and the importance of large worship centres.
The Hand of God Cathedral is reported to accommodate approximately 120,000 worshippers, making it one of the largest church auditoriums in the country.
The development has continued to generate discussions about faith, church growth, Christian priorities and the responsibilities of religious institutions in society.
Rev. Craig’s intervention adds another voice to the growing conversation surrounding Pastor Ibiyeomie’s ambitious cathedral project.
