Breaking News: War at Mount Tabor Pastor Rickeno Moncur Attacks Bishop Ellis From Sermons and Cuts Him Off 

In a stunning turn of events that’s shaking the very foundations of the Mount Tabor Church, newly appointed Senior Pastor Rickeno R. Moncur has launched an all-out verbal war against the church’s revered founder, Bishop Neil Ellis. The once-harmonious congregation is now embroiled in controversy, with sermons turning into scenes of confrontation and discord.

According to insiders, Pastor Moncur, who ascended to leadership following the retirement of Bishop Ellis, has blatantly shifted from preaching to personal attacks. These outbursts have not only been limited to the pulpit but have extended to Pastor Moncur’s outright refusal to acknowledge Bishop Ellis’s presence during church services, a move that has left many in the congregation aghast.

The tension reached its zenith during the Christmas holidays and the Watchnight services. Eyewitnesses recount Pastor Moncur’s relentless criticism of Bishop Ellis, with one member describing the atmosphere as “charged with unprecedented hostility.”

But the drama doesn’t end there. Pastor Moncur, in a shocking revelation to his inner circle, reportedly boasts about ignoring all forms of communication from Bishop Ellis, including emails, texts, and calls. This blatant disregard has sent shockwaves through the Mount Tabor community, with several members expressing their distress and disbelief.

One visitor who preferred to remain anonymous didn’t mince words, calling Pastor Moncur a “self-serving, ungrateful piece of shit.” This sentiment seems to be gaining ground, as a growing number of congregants are now demanding the church board’s intervention. During yesterday’s church service, Pastor Moncur only acknowledged Bishop Ellis’s wife and completely ignored him. Leaving many of the church members shocked.

The situation has taken a toll on the church’s membership, with a noticeable decline since the onset of these attacks. Long-standing members are now vocalizing their discomfort, with some threatening to leave the church if Pastor Moncur continues to lead.

Another member, deeply troubled by the events, shared, “This isn’t the church we knew. Bishop Ellis’s legacy of unity and love is being torn apart. We need action before it’s too late.”

As the turmoil escalates, the question remains: will the board of Mount Tabor step in to mend the fractures, or will this saga lead to a permanent rift in the church community? The fate of Mount Tabor Church hangs in the balance, as it grapples with one of the most challenging periods in its history. Stay tuned for more updates on this unfolding drama.