Everything you need to know about OAP’s free the sheeple online church
In breaking news, Freeze has unveiled the logo for his online ministry called ‘Free The Sheeple.’
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Here are seven things you need to know about the Cool FM On Air Personality and his ministry:
1. It all started sometime in 2016, when he started a religious revolution.
2. He did this by openly criticising teachings and doctrines of popular pastors like Bishop , Pastor Enoch Adeboye and Paul Adefarasin
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3. Eventually, Freeze had a name for his campaign- 'free the sheeple.' The goal- to free Christians from the clutches of their manipulating pastors, who take advantage of them.
4. By 2018, he had graduated to delivering teachings on his Youtube channel, which continues to attract thousands of viewers.
More on Freeze’s free the sheeple online church
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5. On March 11, 2018, he unveiled the official logo for his online church named ‘Free Nation In Christ Online Church aka Free The Sheeple movement.’
As the name depicts, his services and everything pertaining to the ministry will be held online on social media platforms like YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook.
6. There will be no physical church, as Freeze has maintained on several occasions.
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7. Members will have the opportunity of interacting with their ‘pastor’ via the comment section on Twitter and other platforms.
Pulse Religion has reached out to Freeze but there has been no response yet.
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