“They Should Go Ahead”: Lady Planning White Wedding for December Finds Out She’s Pregnant, Can’t Tell Church
- A young lady who got pregnant just a few weeks before having a church wedding is confused and considering a termination
- The lady is scared that when the church's council finds out, she and her lover, who is a church worker, may not have a wedding anymore
- Many people who reacted to the lady's story advised her against terminating the pregnancy, telling her to leave the church instead
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A lady with the Twitter handle @Blessing_Andrew has gone online to narrate how her friend, who is billed to marry in December, found out she is pregnant.
The problem is that she is planning for a church wedding, and it would be an issue for a bride to be pregnant before the day.
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Lady pregnant before the church wedding
The lady said that the intending bride has been thinking of aborting the pregnancy as it will become a problem if the church finds out.
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To show how complex the whole situation is, she revealed that the lady's fiance is also a youth leader in the said church.
See her post below:
Briefly News compiled some of the reactions below:
@DIKAOLIVER said:
"Tell your friend that the bible supports the two getting married if they have misbehaved towards each other. Don't mind over pious Ministers. The goal is to get married."
@Winifunds said:
"A month pregnancy is not always obvious, so why not keep it."
@Blesing_Andrew said:
"They should go ahead and get disciplined by the church, then get married, dont cover up a sin with another sin, which is murder."
@pharm_Fab said:
"I have heard about this nonsense that Africans do but well thank God I live in a civilized world now."
@am_cheesom said:
"She mustn't do church wedding. Trad and court wedding is ok. People will talk and forget but the guilt of removing the baby will always be there."
@oba_jero said:
"Leave that church and find another one. Christ lives in us not in any building or doctrine."
@DigitalMom29 said:
"She should just tell her pastor about it. Aborting at this point just to wear a white gown for me is not worth it. The only thing is she may not wear white and a veil."
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