Apostle Ulysses Tuff: “The allegations concerning Pastor
Sunday Adelaja have definitely been rejected as being
false”

The most popular topic of discussion in today’s Christian world is still the situation with The Embassy of God Church and its Senior Pastor Sunday Adelaja.

As we know, two months ago the pastors who left The Embassy of God Church, addressed their request to Apostle Ulysses Tuff (he is a spiritual patron of Sunday Adelaja, the Senior Pastor of The Embassy of God Church) to examine the situation about the church and its Senior Pastor.

Dear Brothers and Sisters!

We are calling your attention to the written answer of Apostle Tuff to the request of the former pastors of The Embassy of God Church:

To: members of the Apostolic Advisors:

Each of you have presented your allegations to Pastor Sunday, and to other advisory team members. I began to receive e-mails from some of the original twelve as well as other pastors stating their position in regards to the charges.

Consequently, after investigating the allegations and with much prayer and fasting concerning Pastor Sunday Adelaja, these allegations have definitely been rejected as being false.

As of this date, August 16, 2010; I am unable to know if the specific charges you have brought against Pastor Sunday can be proven.

Let me be very clear, I am not disqualifying your charges as made up, but I am stating that I cannot connect the allegations to Pastor Sunday as being his issues. I can not verify that he should be held responsible for the decisions of others or the consequences of their behavior as regrettable as the consequences may be.

It is my prayer that each of you will commit to do and fulfill the commandment of God upon your lives, that you forgive Pastor Sunday if you feel he has done you wrong. I pray that you will continue to declare the Kingdom of God has come in the hearts of those who have accepted Jesus as Lord, and to those who do not know him and that you will continue to press
forward to the mark of the high calling to win and to know Christ Jesus.

In Him,

An ambassador in bonds

Apostle Ulysses Tuff"