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A 43-year-old Zimbabwean woman who was the treasurer of the Pretoria City Seventh-day Adventist church has been jailed for an effective three years for stealing R800 000 in tithe money in South Africa.
Memory Mutsika was convicted by the Pretoria Specialised Commercial Crimes Court for 128 counts of theft which occurred over a four-year period.
According to the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA), Mutsika’s responsibilities included transferring tithe and offering money deposited to the church account, to the Northern Conference of the Seventh-Day Adventist Church.
NPA spokesperson for Pretoria, Lumka Mahanjana, said that between 2012 and 2015, Mutsika transferred more than R800 000 of the money received from the tithe and offerings to her bank account.
Mahanjana said Mutsika converted the money to her personal use and pleaded guilty to the charges.
She said Mutsika had asked for a non-custodial sentence to enable her to repay the church the money over five years. Added Mahanjana:
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However, the State argued that Mutsika always indicated her willingness to pay back the money and had not paid back a single cent since March 2022 after her conviction.
The magistrate agreed with the State and said Mutsika showed no remorse, and that she only stopped stealing not because of her conscience, but because she was caught.
The church placed her in a position of trust, but she betrayed that trust. He further said that he viewed Mutsika’s willingness to pay back the money, as a bargaining tool and as a ticket to keep her out of prison.
Therefore, a sentence of imprisonment was appropriate and criminal conduct has consequences.
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| <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/zim-woman-jailed-in-sa-for-stealing-r800-000-tithe-money/">The Herald</a>

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Seventh-day Adventist Zim Woman Jailed In SA For Stealing Tithe Money

Speaking to The Sunday Mail, cleric Prince Wonderful said churches should stop collecting tithes as these are Old Testament practices specifically prescribed by God to the Israelites.
Wonderful said Malachi 3:10 which is used to justify collection of tithes was meant for the Israelites and says the verse should be contextualised with Malachi 1:1, which says, “Prophecy: The word of the Lord to Israel through Malachi.” He said Jesus Christ did not survive on tithes but people willingly supported His ministry. Wonderful said pastors should do the same. Said Wonderful:
<blockquote>I have never collected any tithes or offerings since 2013. This is the true gospel because Jesus never preached that we pay tithes; that was a Jewish practice. We are not Jews but we were Gentiles until the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Even Paul wrote in Ephesians 2 verses 11-16 that those who were not Jews were referred to as Gentiles or unclean, but the coming of Jesus Christ changed the game as everyone who believes in the Son of God is an heir of the kingdom. If we are followers of Christ, why then should we stick to the Old Testament teachings of tithes and offerings? The true gospel is that pastors ought not to survive from tithes but from wilful support from those who want to support the gospel.</blockquote>
Wonderful’s church has no name but he told Sunday Mail it is “a gathering of fellow heirs”.
More: <a href="http://www.sundaymail.co.zw/stop-taking-tithes-says-prophet/">Sunday Mail</a>

Churches Should Stop Collecting Tithes, It's An Old Testament Practice- Prince Wonderful

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