Two women accused of fraud in the case relating to the resurrection of a man will apply for bail in the Johannesburg Magistrates Court on Wednesday.
A video emerged of a man appearing to be resurrected and sitting up in a coffin has been widely criticised with the police and rights groups now investigating.
Alph Lukau addressed his Alleluia International Ministries church for the first time on Sunday since a video emerged of a man being resurrected and sitting up in a coffin.
Criminal complaints have been laid after a video went viral showing a man sitting up in a coffin after church leader Alph Lukau prayed for him.
Former church member and one of the founders of Alleluia International Ministries says Pastor Alph Lukau's 'resurrection' was staged.
Motsoeneng said he'll confront the so-called resurrection Pastor Alph Lukau at his church in Sandton on Thursday afternoon before making his way to the police station to lay criminal complaints against him.
Pastor Paseka 'Mboro' Motsoeneng insists that he's not jealous of Lukau's rise to infamy, saying that he wants the pastor to repent, be baptised and repay his church.
The funeral service says the whole process involving the so-called dead man was suspicious.
