Bishop Margaret Wanjiru has sparked mixed reactions with claims that prayers enabled her to regain the use of her legs.
The Bishop reportedly sustained injuries a few weeks ago following a physical altercation with individuals she alleged were sent to take control of parts of her Church. She sought treatment at a local hospital and later shared photos of herself in a wheelchair.
In an undated video from her Church, Wanjiru called upon a young man named Oscar to join her at the podium. Referring to his previous prayer for his mother’s healing, she urged him to repeat the miracle for her.
“You prayed for your mother and she was healed? I’m also like your mother,” she told him as he knelt before her.
Wanjiru instructed him to raise his hands and pray for her legs to be healed, disregarding any concerns. She likened her legs to his mother’s and urged him to pray fervently.
In the video, Wanjiru and another individual began speaking in tongues while staff members surrounded them, assisting in holding a shawl over her legs. Oscar prayed earnestly, touching her feet as directed. After a few moments, he stood up and signaled for her to stand.
With assistance, Wanjiru stood up fully, declaring in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. She walked without her crutches, raising her hands in praise, much to the delight of her congregation.
Oscar, filled with excitement, ran around the stage after witnessing the apparent healing.
On her Facebook page, Wanjiru praised Oscar’s faith and the role of the youth in God’s work.
Comments under the video expressed admiration for Wanjiru’s humility, faith, and the impact of her ministry. Some questioned the authenticity of the healing, while others celebrated her blessings and influence.
