Pastor beheaded by Muslim mob in Uganda for debating Islam

Islamic extremists in japanese Uganda beheaded a Christian pastor hours after he engaged in a public debate with Muslims about Christianity and Islam.
According to the reviews, Pastor Thomas Chikooma, a resident of Pallisa city in Uganda, was brutally killed by Muslims after inviting him to an open-air debate in Pallisa. The pastor had reportedly transformed 14 folks, together with six Muslims, into Christianity, thus angering the Muslims within the village.
As Pastor defended Christianity in the course of the debate utilizing the Bible and the Quran, the indignant Muslims started shouting Islamic slogans- “Allah Akbar,” compelling him to run away from the venue along with his son.
“Two motorcycles carrying two Muslims each and dressed in Islamic attire speedily bypassed us,” his minor son knowledgeable. According to Pastor’s son, the 2 bikes stopped on the junction reverse Nalufenya main faculty and the highway close to Pastor’s home. The Pastor approached the Muslim mob and began talking to them, his son mentioned.
“Immediately some commotion began as the men started talking about the open-air debate, and soon one of them slapped my father,” the son who was witness to the incident mentioned. The son mentioned that he received scared and fled by means of our cassava plantation and arrived at dwelling.
Family discovered the beheaded physique pastor within the pool of blood
An hour late, the household of the Pastor returned to the scene with some neighbours. However, they didn’t discover anybody. As they continued to seek for Pastor, they discovered him in a pool of blood, beheaded and his tongue eliminated.
Soon, the Pallisa police arrived on the spot and took the physique to a hospital in Pallisa for a postmortem examination. The Uganda Police are actually investigating the brutal crime.
The household and the followers of the Pastor are in deep shock as they mourned the lack of Pastor Thomas Chikooma, who had planted 50 church buildings in japanese Uganda. Pastor Chikooma was a well known evangelist who led St. Martin Church in Ngalwe village.
Reportedly, the killing of Pastor Thomas is the newest of many situations of persecution of Christians in Uganda. Uganda’s structure permits for non secular freedom, together with the correct to propagate one’s religion and spiritual conversion. Muslims make up not more than 12 % of Uganda’s inhabitants, with excessive concentrations in japanese areas of the nation.