Isaac Oyedepo speaks on resigning from father’s church to start his own ministry

Isaac Oyedepo has revealed that he is still a bonafide member of his father's Living Faith Church.

  • Isaac Oyedepo has urged the public to debunk reports that he resigned from his father's church to start his own ministry
  • He made the clarification in a statement on X on Tuesday
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Isaac Oyedepo, the son of Bishop David Oyedepo, the founder of Winners Chapel International has declared that he remains a steadfast member of his father’s church.

This is coming amidst reports that he had resigned from as the Youth Pastor of Living Faith to start his own ministry.

While he didn’t really confirm if he had left his father’s church to start his own, Isaac said there are no complications in his relationship with his family, particularly his father.

The statement reads:

I must state that there is no complication in my relationship with my beloved family and my beloved dad ( Bishop David Oyedepo) who has stood by me and supported me over the years nor are there any in my commitment to my church-turned-home, Living Faith Church, also known as Winners Chapel International.

“I remain a steadfast member of the Living Faith Church dedicated to the service of the body of Christ.

“I urge the general public to treat information not communicated by me or any of my social media platforms with extreme caution. There should be no further publications on any severance of my relationships with the Living Faith Church without my express authorisation, as it may be considered a breach of my privacy. Thank you so much for your understanding”

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