My husband’s job offer was withdrawn because of his Christian beliefs
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Pepsy Ngole2023-07-28T09:01:00
Felix Ngole won a landmark legal case against the University of Sheffield in 2019 after they expelled him for his views on sexuality and marriage. Now he has had a job offer withdrawn for the same reason. His wife shares their story
The story of Felix Ngole vs the University of Sheffield started as a prophecy. I was meditating on the word of God when I heard the Holy Spirit say that Felix would be used by God to change policies in this country.
I laughed out loud, saying: “Lord, I know this is not me making this up because my husband is not interested in politics.” I heard it two more times. I shared the word with Felix. We could not comprehend how this could ever happen, so we prayed and continued with our lives.
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