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'Despite being a Pastor's wife, I was addicted to bhang and other drugs,' Pastor Rahab Mwangi
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- čas přidán 26. 09. 2020
- Pastor Rahab Mwangi knows what it means to be enslaved in a drug addiction.What started as a mere taste of cigarette exploded to being addicted to bhang and other hard drugs.
And even when she got married to a church pastor, the addiction didn't leave her.She would leave her children all alone at night to go partying.
Today, Pastor Rahab is an ordained minister with a special call to those struggling with different addictions.
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Wow
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Public confession of an addiction calls for rare courage. Thanks pastor Rahab for using your own personal experiences and struggles to teach the young generation about the dangers and consequences of drugs. Sometimes God turns a faulty past into an unbelievable asset for a future good.
Monicah kagoni is the best interviewer...very polite girl i love her
The best hubby ever,he knew your weakness but still stood by you in prayers.praise Jesus.
Monica Kagoni you've got a good choice of content. I don't know to say it coz every time I watch your show....I don't feel like skipping without leaving a comment. The way you do the introduction, highlighting the story this gives the viewer the ease to know whats next. Keep up the good work.....Guys lets keep sharing the good work of Monica. Good Job.
Wanjiru Asante sana.
Deliverance is a process that is guaranteed with the right support system..👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Well Well stated testimony from my neighbour hapa UK Pastor Rahab ,keep on the good work of God,I appreciate your parent for not giving up on you,they are great parents to me too,Your hubby Pastor Mwagi is a blessing to you life.
Sure testimony was not to embarrass you. Was to help others. Thanks to God.
thank you MK for the choice of interviews you bring up, Very informative,inspiring and balanced
A powerful testimony from the lady, so touched, glad she's using her testimony to touch other lives, she's living her purpose!
Very beautiful woman umesomea 🇺🇸 na unaongea kikuyu na wengine wamesaliwa nyeri mukurwe-ini akienda saudia 8month amesahau kikuyu kudos kairitu kagoni God bless you our feature women rep in murang’a county
🤣🤣🤣kiarabu loading. Keif khalik
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Haki hadi wanacomment n.a. kiarabu
Better side of God...thanks pastor Rahab for opening up your story......
Heloo 🖐️🖐️🖐️🖐️Monica kagoni,can you do This in English,or maybe do some Subtitles..our kids need this na wengine watoto si wakikuyu... Kindly 🙏🙏🙏
Mk so professional unlike other Kikuyu hosts
People are suffering silently.thanks kagoni for these platform to educate en help many.
God is good. This is a story of redemption.
Good she's sharing she can only heal with talk about it seems to be still need encouraging God bless you my daughter
I love kagoni's facial expressions
She's very beautiful God is faithful andû ake matiûragira😍... Thanks Kagoni good job
Niguutuuhuukiioo ni Ngai babe niguo uteithiee andu aingi....especially young generation...God bless you...in your journey.
U r strong women of God....God.bless you soo much...
As Christian may help us.ju huwa tunapigana wenyewe.I free with you PST Rahab.
Please call Apostle Teresia Njenga who will follow up on the topic of Igongona she'll break it down in lay term words
Husband from heaven ingekuwa wengine ungeachwa after wedding uishi na bangi na pombe yangu 😂😂😁but God is faithful he is faithful to accomplish the good work he started in you in Jesus mighty name Amina
Amen very true a husband from heaven who was assigned by God🙏🏽
great testimony👌
Very inspiring. Just a quick correction you can repeat a class in UK when you request although it is not common. Keep up the good work.
The devil fights people's destinies
Thank God
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This is a very sad story with many loose ends, could the interviewer explain whether she has reached her old buddies in the smoking gang to save them in their environment before seeking out our children in kenya,coz recent history has shown cases of foreign preachers using the pulpit for recruiting locals in nefarious activities!
😂😄Thanks for the question, you are so cautious
Sometimes in life you can only save those who needs saving. Maybe she has u don't know that. Don't be judge mental
Kagoni God bless you.
Rehab was a choir leader in her father's church.
I just subscribed....love the show
In UK, if a child is going for any trip,, local or outside the country,, funds are paid in school portal,, there's lies there!!
And what is your conclusion, she never smoked or she was never given money?@Muthoni Mwangi
@@mumbisandtmann8931 am not doubting her addiction story at all. And I know addiction as I have been there though not to her extent.. But as a parent in UK I am questioning her statement of been given money for a trip which the parent don't know about..
I am much think her kikuyu is not a struggle.. as she claimed at the beginning of the interview.
@@LetAllBeVisible you seems to know her better and not like her but that's her testimony. You can give your kids money or not.
Okay, Detective Inspector Muthoni
Kamati ya roho chafu
Bogi ya +974 well represented kama kawa...hit like tukisonga
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Thats my childhood homemate
Hey! What were you looking for?,even now you don't look sober& may God bless you.
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I salute that husband
There is no procedure termed as ‘ lungs cleansing’ the only thing that could be done is draining lungs from ‘pleural fluid’ or pleural effusion !
Waaaa
Alirudia tena afternoon all those years😂
Maybe she used the layman's terms to make it clear
True not everyone could understand the medical terms
Nice interview
What a journey. God is faithful
Ngai arutaga andu kuraya.
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Tumukumie Yesu Kristu
There is no way you can lose your language unless you went there as a baby but as long as you are over ten when you leave no way.
Wacha zako. She has not grown in kikuyu land but you clearly heard of Busia. Nairobi, Nakuru and UK. All those are non kikuyu places. She is actually trying.
My friend I don't speak kikuyu, only understand am learning is not easy going to school and the only language they speak is English. She is trying. Thumbs up for her for trying
My kids are born in town .hawaongeangi kikuyu but wanaskia atakama si yote they are pure kikuyu 🙄🙄🙄🙄
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A school trip is always announced by giving parents an official letter with a school stamp and signature.My child can't just tell me they have a trip for three days nasijapata barua.
Exactly.. and if it's and in many time especially in Primary,, the parent are asked to put their children's spending money in an envelope and they hand it and to the teacher or person in charge of the trip.. .I Understand a child can accumulate funds from simple pocket money and use it for drugs, alcohol and cigarettes or as she put it drugs but it is wrong as for her to say she lied to her parents about school trips as this can have repercussion to her former school.
@@LetAllBeVisible well put 👍
Don't forget the culture in Europe is different. A trip is just announced to students to tell their parents especially senior high school students.
@@eunicenjeru215 I live in Germany and as long as you are under 18 and live with your parents they have to be notified of a school trip through a letter,which must be signed to give consent.Maybe UK has different school rules,I stand to be corrected.
When i was schooling we were telling our parent through mouth
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Its when u skip what u are supposed to do what u feel like doing .
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Oh wow English nayo¿?!
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Thank you Kelviny nephew...... Bright kid 🤩
She meant skiving
She meant skive where you miss classes due to peer pressure
We give kids monie for chocolate and drink or ships and chicken after school at 3.00 o'clock ....so muthoni uu don't know what's your talking about
How much can you give your child for chips and chocolate everyday after school. They have school lunch which you pays for. Then they have dinner at home. Not unless you don't cook dinner for your children. Then I can understand your reasons. We in diaspora have to be straight with but children. I know if a child is caught in this situation like Rahab,, and cases are there I don't dispute but we have to teach our diaspora and also at home country children truth, facts and this can only happen with not spoiling them. I don't believe in my child spending money for chips and chocolate after school evryday while he can get home and eat food I have cooked. At 14 years if am at work he can fix himself simple meal. That's called age appropriate life skills.
It also depends who the friends were some kids are given a lot of money by their parents plus abroad it’s really easy for kids to steal change from paros
Also drugs in the streets are cheaper than u think
In Germany jirani yangu the child started smoking at the age of 9yrs he is now 15yrs he is still smoking and the mother is aware of it so wacha za ovyo i believe what she talking about
@@LetAllBeVisible very true...cushioning them too much is not doing them any favours...age appropriate life skills are the key.
@@lindamuthoni1389 also we have to consider their health. Am or letting my child eat chips and chocolates everyday after school. Even if I have money to give them which many of us in diaspora don't have anyway, it's not right for their health and well being. My son is attending a programme in UK called Duke of Edinburgh programme and part of that is where they are taught money management. So I can't consume this idea of a child eating chips and chocolates everyday. He as much is not spoilt for such treats.
Mwambie aongee Kikuyu awache unyabis
True. The story is abit twisted. First of all, she can speak better kikuyu than mt.kenya. if she came to UK as a primary school kid her English will be so polished. Again, how could she smoke all these years without the parents taking note, how negligent could they be as pastors. She should be authentic enough for the story to make sense and blesss.
Thank God
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