Edwin Ogenio

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The mother of one of these girls started a big media persecution against me and we suffered greatly for that. Later we found out that this lady was well known among Christian leaders and was clearly controlled by the Jezebel spirit, also persecuting several other churches. Taking these girls in also ultimately led to my wife at that time falling in sexual sin with one of the girls. This situation now finally propelled us to go to America to seek counseling. I took upon myself the blame for her sin and many stories about my person surfaced which I tried to deal with to the best of my ability. I went back after some months to try to salvage the church but the new leadership refused. I warned them that I wanted them to give back the responsibility of the church to me for me to take care of the situation. I ultimately had to give it up. It was clear that God didn’t want me to go in that direction. I met with most of the church members who really was a blessing and an encouragement to me. I was able to reconcile with many of them and I also wrote letters to those who felt inappropriately treated. After staying a while on my birth Island of Curacao I left for the US as the Lord called me to. Since then God has done many miracles. He gave us a mansion in Montrose, Texas where God called me to minister. Again, we have seen many miracles, many being saved and set free. After two years God told me to hand over the ministry and move to California where I built ministries in San Diego, Hollywood and Beverly Hills. I never had sexual relationship with anybody in Holland (or anywhere else). I have never embezzled or stolen money. As a matter of fact when I left Holland the staff had control over all finances and insisted on continuing the church. The IRS (Tax) was never after me. That is a total lie. I never had pornographic videos either. I have even been accused of molesting children in Curacao. That’s how sick and far it went. (continued)
Edwin Ogenio
Los Angeles, CA

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