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Just when you thought it was safe to be a clean and articulate Negro who stood up for the truth of the Bible, stories like this come along. Pastor Martin Ssempa, who bravely warned the Ugandans about the dangers posed by coprophagic sodomites, is being persecuted for warning them about a homer "pastor":
Even in darkest Africa, it's not safe to be a heterosexual anymore.
I don't know what "Shs1 million" is — probably about seven cents — but maybe we could take up a special love offering to help Christ's warriors in the dark continent pay their fines.
Six Pastor Kayanja sodomy accusers convicted
Buganda Road Court has convicted four Kampala pastors, a businesswoman and a musician for conspiring to tarnish Pastor Kayanja’s reputation.
Pastor Kayanja, heads Lubaga Miracle Centre, in Kampala. His accusers claimed that he sodomised several youths at his church.
Pastors Solomon Male, Martin Ssempa, Michael Kyazze and Robert Kaira, together with Ms Deborah Anita Kyomuhendo, a businesswoman and David Mukalazi, a musician, were convicted by Buganda Road Grade I magistrate, Julius Borore.
Buganda Road Court has convicted four Kampala pastors, a businesswoman and a musician for conspiring to tarnish Pastor Kayanja’s reputation.
Pastor Kayanja, heads Lubaga Miracle Centre, in Kampala. His accusers claimed that he sodomised several youths at his church.
Pastors Solomon Male, Martin Ssempa, Michael Kyazze and Robert Kaira, together with Ms Deborah Anita Kyomuhendo, a businesswoman and David Mukalazi, a musician, were convicted by Buganda Road Grade I magistrate, Julius Borore.
Mr Borore sentenced them to a fine of Shs1 million each and community service of 100 hours or serve six months in prison upon failure to pay the fine and performing community service.
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