In the heart of Oyam, where faith and community spirit thrive, Truth Fountain Ministries is standing tall against a wave of unfounded rumors and digital misinformation. The ministry has come forward to firmly and transparently debunk allegations circulating online that suggested its leadership was involved in a financial scam. By speaking out, the church is not just defending its name but is reaffirming its unwavering commitment to the protection and well-being of its congregation.
The situation arose when a group of outsiders, claiming to represent an organization known as Steward of Grace, arrived at the church seeking permission to conduct outreach. These individuals reportedly targeted community members with promises of life-changing benefits, such as new housing and direct financial support, in exchange for money. However, the narrative that the church was a partner in this scheme is entirely false. In reality, the church leadership acted as the first line of defense.
Resident Pastor Fabius Alobo explained that while he initially received the group under the impression they were a legitimate NGO looking to collaborate with local churches, he quickly sensed that their intentions were dishonest. Rather than allowing the deception to continue, the church took immediate and decisive action. Security was alerted right away to ensure that the people were shielded from any potential harm or financial loss. This was an act of guardianship, not exploitation.
Further clarifying the timeline, Church Administrator Patrick Agetta and Deacon Isaac Odongo have set the record right regarding the churchs senior leadership. They confirmed that Reverend Peter Engola has been away for nearly a month, fully immersed in a separate mission with Jesus Alive Ministries in Loro Subcounty. He had no knowledge of the incident and no connection to the group in question. The attempt to link his name to these allegations is a clear case of mistaken identity or a deliberate attempt to tarnish a dedicated leaders reputation.
Truth Fountain Ministries remains a beacon of hope and a fortress of integrity for the Oyam community. Instead of being complicit in extortion, the ministry proved its worth by identifying a threat and neutralizing it before it could hurt the community. As the local authorities continue their investigation to bring the complete truth to the surface, the church continues to serve with an open heart and a clear conscience. They invite the public to see through the noise and recognize that their mission remains pure: to serve God and protect His people from those who seek to do them harm.