Apostle Grace Lubega, founder of Phaneroo Ministries International, has sparked debate after claiming that he has raised at least four people from the dead.
Videos of the preacher making or discussing the claim have been circulating on social media, particularly on X, with users divided over the testimony. Some supporters have cited biblical accounts of resurrection miracles, while sceptics are demanding details and independent evidence to establish what happened.
One of the cases mentioned in online discussions involves a child named Joshua, reportedly the son of a woman identified as Jennifer. However, the available accounts do not provide enough information to independently establish the circumstances of the alleged incident.
The identities of the other individuals, dates, locations and medical records confirming the reported deaths and subsequent recoveries have also not been publicly detailed in the information surrounding the claims.
Lubega’s statements have therefore prompted questions about the evidence behind the testimonies, with some people calling for verifiable accounts from the families involved or medical professionals.
The debate has also revived wider scrutiny of extraordinary healing claims associated with Pentecostal and charismatic ministries, particularly where independent medical documentation is not publicly available.
