THE TOGO PASTOR WHO PREACHES WEARING HIGH HEELS

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 A Togo pastor seen wearing high heels when preaching,and when asked he said it was revealed to him by GOD, after praying for some time and he was asked to wear heels inorder to cure an illness which has being disturbing him.


 

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