A woman has publicly accused a pastor of failing to pay her after allegedly hiring her to stage a miracle during a church service.
In a viral video circulating on social media, the woman is seen confronting the pastor inside a vehicle, demanding payment of what she claims is an outstanding balance of GHS 500.
According to her account, the pastor initially gave her GHS 500 for transportation and agreed to pay a total of GHS 500 for her participation in a planned church performance.
She alleged that her role was to act as a mentally unstable woman during a service so that the pastor could dramatically “heal” her in front of the congregation.
The staged deliverance, she claims, was intended to inspire awe among church members and boost the pastor’s credibility.
The woman said she carried out her part of the arrangement over a year ago but has since been unable to secure the remaining payment despite repeated calls and messages.
Frustrated by what she described as prolonged neglect, she decided to confront him publicly.
The video has generated intense debate online, with many questioning the authenticity of miracle claims in some religious circles.
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While the pastor has yet to publicly respond to the allegations, the incident has renewed conversations about transparency, ethics, and accountability within faith-based institutions.