I’ll become church usher when healed- Buduong
Ghanaian Actress Moesha Buduong expressed her desire to become a church usher once she fully recovers from what her family describes as a life-altering stroke. This information was shared by Virgin Blogger during an interview with Prince Benjamin on Accra 100.5 FM’s Entertainment Capital on Saturday, September 28, 2024.
Following previous reports that Moesha had experienced paralysis in half of her body, including one leg and one hand, she was captured in a video shared by Virgin Blogger walking during a service at Divine Palace Church in Awoshie, Accra. This miraculous occurrence took place after Prophet Percy commanded her to rise, as witnessed by Virgin Blogger who was present at the service.
Although Moesha did not give a testimony of healing at the time, Prophet Percy assured her that the healing process was ongoing. He provided spiritual guidance and instructions for Moesha to follow, ensuring her eventual strength and complete healing.
During the service, Moesha indicated her desire to serve as an usher in the church once she is fully healed. Despite the challenges she faces, including difficulty speaking, Moesha remains optimistic about her recovery and future involvement in church ministry.
The video of Moesha walking with assistance has brought joy to social media users, who have been following her journey since her family announced the need for financial support for her medical treatment earlier in the year. Moesha’s progress and determination in the face of adversity serve as inspiration to many, as she continues to strive for healing and restoration.
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