Bishop Robert Wafula, who was in charge of Neno Evangelism Centre in Mombasa, has exited the church, Standard reports.
According to the publication, Wafula, who is one of the three bishops at Neno, resigned on Friday, May 31.
Wafula wasn't too happy with remarks that were made by Pastor James Ng'ang'a while cautioning them against disrespecting his wife.
He told journalists that he had known Ng'ang'a for more than 20 years and as such he should not have painted them in bad light.
“If he had issues with us, he should have called us for a meeting. But declaring in public that he will kick us out means he no longer wants to work with us. I would rather leave than wait for him to do what he threatened,” stated Wafula.
While handing over church documents, Wafula explained that he had never engaged with Ng’ang’a’s wife beyond their regular church meetings.
Worshippers could not hold back their tears as he gave his final remarks.
Pastor Ng'ang'a, who is the founder of Neno Evangelism Centre, on Friday, caused a heated debate on social media after a video of him hurling abuses at the bishops emerged.
In the 6-minute clip, Nganga was heard cautioning some bishops against disrespecting his wife.
“If you are not going to respect my wife, I will kick you out of my ministry whoever you are. I don't care if we grew up together.
"This time around I will show you my power. If you don’t respect her, leave my church and go start yours,” he retorted.
The controversial preacher vowed that he would teach the bishops a lesson, adding that they had found him in the ministry yet they could not show regard for his wife
"You found me in this ministry with your wives. You found me preaching using a hand cart, you became rich in this church yet you can't respect my wife?
"I will show you who I am. I have said if you can't respect my wife then I'm not going to serve with you. Useless people," he added.
