10/10/2026
✍️Kedjom Ketinguh is mourning its loss and reminding its children to take proper care of themselves. Nothing should cost your life.
A SAD DAY.
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Today is a very painful day for the people of Kedjom Ketinguh as we lay to rest our two daughters, the late Marrie and Juanita, who tragically lost their lives while travelling to John Chi Island to serve Apostle John Chi. 💔😭
As a community, our hearts are heavy with grief, and our thoughts and prayers are with the bereaved family during this difficult moment. No words can adequately describe the pain of losing two young daughters under such tragic circumstances.
The body of Marrie was reportedly recovered on the same day they drowned, while Juanita's remains were only found more than a week later.
This tragedy has left the family and the entire community devastated. 😭😭
What makes this situation even more painful is the apparent silence surrounding this unfortunate incident.
To the best of our knowledge, no official public statement has been made by Apostle John Chi or Ark of the Covenant Ministry to acknowledge the tragedy and express condolences to the bereaved family.
While some people continue to express their devotion to their spiritual leaders, the family of these two young girls is confronting the heartbreaking reality of burying their loved ones today.
At a time like this, compassion, accountability, and humanity should come before anything else.
Kedjom Ketinguh Community extends its deepest condolences to the bereaved family. May God grant them the strength to endure this irreparable loss, and may the souls of Marrie and Juanita rest in perfect peace. 🕊️🙏
LESSON TO REFLECT UPON
This tragedy reminds us of the importance of distinguishing between faith in God and unquestioning loyalty to human spiritual leaders.
Asking legitimate questions about a tragic incident should not automatically be interpreted as an attack on God.
Faith should encourage truth, compassion, transparency, and accountability—not silence in the face of painful realities.
No spiritual leader should be placed beyond sincere questions, especially when lives have been lost and grieving families deserve answers, compassion, and support.
As Kedjom Ketinguh people, let us stand together in solidarity with the bereaved family and continue to pray for comfort, truth, and justice.
May the souls of Marrie and Juanita rest in peace. 🕊️😭
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