TUMEISHA! The man suspected of killing his wife and three children in Kiambu ran a church in Tharaka Nithi alongside a woman who was arrested following the murders, it has been claimed. The late Paul Magu, his wife Lydia Wambui, and their associate Anne Nyoro, are reported to have commuted every weekend for three years to a hotel in Chuka town where the Showers of Praise Ministry was located. The church reportedly had more than 100 followers from five villages, namely Ndogo, Karandini, Kaanwa and Mitheru. The news of the macabre killings linked to an oc cult have shaken villagers. Church members claimed their last service was on November 2 when Mr Magu told the congregation that the church was to be closed because the Holy Spirit had said so. That was three weeks Catherine Muthoni, 30, who lives in Ndogo village, is among those who told The Standard they attended service at the church. Ms Muthoni said she met the Magus in 2012 through a friend. See also: County earmarks Sh1.3b for food She claimed her colleagues are too scared to speak out. According to Ms Muthoni, the three would initially visit every last Saturday of the month. However, from June they started having their meetings every Sunday. “When my husband died I was so depressed and alone. I thought I was going to die too but a friend took me to Pastor Paul’s church and my life changed for the good,” Muthoni told The Standard.She says her encounter with ‘Pastor Paul’, as all liked to call him, and the ministry was an answer to her prayers. First attendance “When I first attended the church in March 2012, I talked to Pastor Paul about my problems. He encouraged me and prayed for me to be strong and move on with my life,” she saidRead more at: standardmedia.co.ke/article/2000143975/lawyer-magu-travelled-to-chuka-every-weekend-for-
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