Bishop David Oyedepo, the founder and presiding bishop of the Living Faith Church Worldwide, also known as Winners' Chapel, has recently defended the decision on leadership retirements within the church. In a statement, Oyedepo urged critics to focus on their own affairs rather than questioning the church’s leadership decisions.
Oyedepo’s remarks came in response to various criticisms and speculations surrounding the retirement of some top leaders within the church. He emphasized that the church’s internal affairs should not be a subject of public debate and that critics should mind their own business.
The bishop is known for his strong leadership and the significant growth of the Living Faith Church Worldwide under his stewardship. His defense of the church’s leadership decisions reflects his commitment to maintaining the church’s integrity and focus on its mission.
This development highlights the ongoing discussions and debates within religious circles regarding leadership transitions and the role of critics in such matters. Oyedepo’s stance is seen as a call for respect and understanding of the church’s internal processes.
