Self-proclaimed prophet Peter AD of AD Ministries. Photos: Peter AD.Source: Facebook
- South Sudanese Prophet Peter AD has been anointing his fellow church members through the power of dance.
- Videos of this extraordinary ritual have taken social media by storm, showcasing a unique intersection of faith and physical expression
- Prophet Peter AD can be seen breaking into various dances as he approaches congregants gathered for church services
Peter AD, a self-proclaimed prophet and leader of the Peter AD Ministries in South Sudan, has gained widespread attention for his unconventional method of anointing his congregants.
How does the preacher anoint his church members?
The charismatic man of God uses dance to anoint his followers, and in videos shared online, he can be seen breaking into a series[1] of energetic dances while approaching his congregants.
According to videos posted on the church's Facebook page, what makes this practice particularly remarkable is the response it elicits from the congregation.
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"Anointed dance," he captionedthe video.
In one video, a sea of congregants can be seen joyously participating in the dance, surrendering themselves to the spiritual experience.
Meanwhile, others continue to sing and dance, creating a harmonious atmosphere of worship and celebration.
Congregants fall to the ground as preacher dances
In the shared videos, the congregants can be seen enthusiastically dancing along with Prophet Peter AD as he weaves his way through the crowd.
As the prophet's dance reaches its zenith, the churchgoers dramatically fall to the ground, signifying that they have received their anointing.
This mesmerizing spectacle has left many people, both within and outside the church, in awe of the spiritual power they believe is being channelled through the prophet's unique form of worship.
While some are intrigued and inspired by this unconventional approach to spiritual anointing, others have raised questions about its authenticity and appropriateness.
Netizens react to prophet Peter AD's dance
Bol Akok Aleu wrote:
"I'm enjoying this comedy in Pakwau, Anyindi Payam. We have total calm in our small town here. Such actings are meant for city dwellers."
Garang Garang Ajith Jr. expressed:
"I love you my father prophet peter AD"
Best J Jay Tonix wondered:
"The cameran men, the singers, the bouncers and the DJ don't fall."
Akook Akook said:
"And there is nothing we can do about it."
Unguec Ajongo Akol wondered:
"What in the world is happening in Juba? KU JA go to that church on Sunday and confirm this for me."
Kenyan pastor claims he's able to see person's life secret
In a similar story, a video of another man of God claiming he has an anointed rod emerged in the wake of pastor Paul Mackenzie's cultism allegations.
The short clip depicts the preacher telling his believers in his church that the rod speaks the prophetic voice.
According to him, if he puts the rod on somebody[2], the holy spirit tells him all the secrets about the person.
"Whenever I put this rod on somebody, the holy spirit talks to me. This rod speaks the prophetic voice. If I put it on you, I would be told everything that is happening in your life. This is a talent I was given," he said in the clip shared on Facebook by Derick Mbugua.
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